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Wound separation after Lip Lift, do I need to suture it again? (photo)

DrtobeJan 29, 2017
What is your suggestion for this type of wound separation? Do I need to suture it again? If yes, will it effect my final result? Will my lip swell after the sutures ? Kindly thank anyone who responds to this.

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