I was diagnosed with dermatitis in May by a dermatologist I no longer see. I've received lip injections in the past with no problem, but this last time some was injected in the skin under the corner of my lip. Within a week and a half I developed either rosacea or dermatitis around my mouth and up to and around my nostrils. Is it likely this will occur if the next time I avoid any injections into the skin?
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Hello. Thanks for the question and photos. You have a minimal difference between the right and left sides of your upper lip, but remember that the human body is not symmetrical at all. I don't see any aesthetical problem with your lips. Anyway, you could have a lip augmentation to add volume and...
Hello. It's hard to say what is best for you without seeing your face. Remember that the best shape for lips or mouth depends on the face contour. If you are thinking of surgery, graft injection can be the best to define the shape you want. For a non-surgery procedure, you can try fillers in the...
Juvederm or Restylane would be a great option to help shape your lips, its temporary and usually lasts 8-12 months, Its best you seek a reputable, board certified medical provider and schedule an in-person consult for a thorough evaluation