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Thank you for your question. If you are considering braces or any dental work this needs to be performed before the lip reduction. You always have to deal with the bone structure first. Lip Reduction involves the removal of excess lip tissue to reduce the overall volume and is carried out by injecting local anaesthetic into the mouth, in a similar fashion to a dental block.The surgery involves reducing the size of upper and/ or lower lips depending on what the area of concern is. The amount that is removed is measured and should maintain the balance of the rest of the face. Factors that we consider are the overall facial size, shape an symmetry. Patient ethnicity is important to consider also.The scars are placed inside the mouth and therefore are not visible normally. The procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic as a day-case procedure.All The Best
Thank you for your question and your photos.The lip position depends most on the dentition. If you are considering both, get braces first. Once your teeth are in the position that they will stay in, then get the lip reduction. Your doctor cannot determine how much needs to be taken off until the teeth are adjusted and the lip is sitting in it's permanent positionBest of luck, Dr Rodman
Lip reduction surgery heals rapidly during the first week, but takes months for complete healing. No other procedures should be done to your lips during the healing phase. See how it turns out when its completely healed and then seek revision procedures if there are still issues. If there ar...
Thank you for your question. The proportion of your lips should be 1/3 upper lip and 2/3. I think your lips have a good proportion, but if this bothers you you can perform a lip reduction on the upper lip. This can be performed under a local anaesthetic. The scar is hidden and heals very...
Thank you for your question and photo. Looking at your photo you would benefit from a further lip reduction to reduce the protruding upper lip tubercle. Express to your surgeon your goals and what you want to achieve. All the best
NantouGold123. I appreciate your concern and while physical exam is optimal, your photos demonstrate that you would most likely benefit from lip reduction surgery. The procedure is done in the office, under local anesthesia, and it takes about one hour. Recovery is usually one week, as postop, ...
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