I don't like my profile view, as my lips don't look good. What are my options? (Photo)

In my opinion, lip filler should never really affect the profile, unless they are extremely small and thin. No one wants protruding lips; it is the tell tale sign of bad filler injections. As you know, a rhinoplasty would be more effective for your profile alignment. Rather than change your lips, which appear full already and nicely shaped, you could consider a chin implant to help balance that fullness. A consultation would be very helpful to determine what is best for you.

Hi Lizbertino86I am sorry to hear you are not happy with your lips. You really look great!However when you are unhappy with something it can affect your self esteem and make you feel low.Lip fillers may be the way to go - at least to start with. There is a very wide range of products currently available and the most usual component in modern wrinkle fillers is hyaluronic acid. This substance is found naturally in almost all body tissues. When injected as a filler, it is immediately effective in correcting creases and is slowly absorbed over 6-12 months. Earlier generations of fillers used collagen which was purified from animal tissue and these caused allergic reactions in some patients. Allergic reaction is a rare complication with the modern generation of hyaluronic acid fillers.See how you get on with this non permanent solution and then maybe if it suits you can do something more permanent like Permalip.All the best with your journey

You should start out with maybe 1cc of filler and go from there. You do not want to overdo too much filler in the lips. It also depends on the look you are going for too. You can always add more filler to the lips if needed. Just remember if you are going to do your lips and you do not want to bruise you should not take any aspirins or anything that will thin the blood since brusing can occur.