I had a bull horn lip lift, can I do another one and remove the scars? (photos)

This is often the look of lip lifts after they heal and scarring can occur from "frank bad luck" and often have nothing to do with the procedure.  lasers like vbeam, excel v combine with fraxel or halo versus co2 or profractional can be used. I would suggest daily treatments with growth factors ...

There is a mixture of things here1) your upper lip needs volume - fillers2) your lower lip can be reduced or balanced with fillers3) your mouth needs brances/vineers to help with overall shaping of your mouth/teeth4) your jaw may need better position to help your open mouth concerns (this would...

A lip lift may sound scary, but it's the best for upper tooth show.  "Threads" won't work and won't last.  Botulinum may give you a slight roll for a while - but won't last and won't be predictable.  A lip lift does it right.

There are surgical and non-surgical approaches to lip augmentation. Non-surgical approaches include botox (slight lift, reducing gum show) and filler (volume restoration). Surgically, you can have two separate incisions under the nose (italian), one incision under the nose (bull horn), one...

You could definitely benefit from a lip lift. This would shorten your philtrum and expose more of your lip at rest as well as expose more of your teeth when your mouth is open. There should not be a noticeable scar as your surgeon will be able to tuck it in the fold of the lower nose. Long term,...

I have been doing Lip Lifts for over 15 years, and I have noticed that many patients complain of upper lip lengthening after rhinoplasty. I have long suspected it is because the depressor Septi nasi gets disrupted at the base of the columella and detached from it. Since this muscle connects to...