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Help! My top lip is asymmetrical and it throws off my face symmetry, what can I do? (Photo)

February 24, 2024
Asked By:Miila in Boon, Michigan

My top lip is noticeably asymmetrical and i have a theory because I’m a little over weight so I have extra face fat that I feel doesn’t help it. If that has anything to do with my asymmetrical lip or if a licensed professional can tell me what procedure I should get done, it would be greatly appreciated.

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