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You look like you are a great candidate for fillers. Juvederm would be the best option to increase the fullness in your lips. You can also inject at the corners of your mouth to help your mouth turn up instead of down. Juvederm will last on average 8-12 months. It always best to seek a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon in your area.
The issue, is lack of volume and support, Fillers and Botox can offer that to you. If they work and you like the results, you could consider fat grafting.Good LuckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
I think a combination of fillers to support the corners of the mouth, and possibly into the cheek bones to lift the skin can be quite helpful. As well, possibly some Botox in the DAO muscle can be used. Both juvederm and restylane can do a great job on this, best to chat with your dermatologist as to the best options for you.
Fillers, Botox, or a corner lip lift can improve the situation. A corner lip lift is a minor surgical procedure where a triangle of skin is removed above each corner of the mouth. It results in a permanent elevation of the corners of the mouth and a fine usually non-detectable scar.
Thank you for your question. An evaluation with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon can present many options for this, including your scar risk, pigment risk, and other risk factors with this procedure. No surgery is risk free, and depending on how you heal, which is done by scarring, you may...
Your lips are full and nicely shaped. Obviously you only took a side shot, but I would not recommend doing a darned thing! "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and cannot be held as true medical advice, but only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical...
Thank you for your question.I suggest elevating your philthral columns first with filler to see if you like it. Then, you can consider more invasive procedures, such as disrupting the interdigitations of the obicularis oris muscle. To be sure, see two or more experienced, licensed and certified...