Lip lift with chin implant. (Photo)

Dear batgirl666~Thank you for sharing your photos.The amount of "lift" you get with an upper lip lift is always less than the amount of skin excised. The distance between the nose and lip will decrease more than the upper red lip will lift.  The upper red lip will also lower slightly as it ...

There is always a risk with any surgery, but a lip lift performed by an experienced plastic surgeon is generally well tolerated and typically produces excellent results. I perform lip lifts here in the office under local anesthesia. An incision is made at the base of the nose in the natural...

I perform a lot of lip lifts and it is not unusual to see patients who have already had a rhinoplasty or need a revision. I would have liked to see a picture of you from the front and profile with your mouth slightly open to see if your upper lip covers the upper teeth when your upper lip is ...

I am a plastic surgeon who happens to perform a lot of lip lifts. I would say that this is a very delicate operation that require all the experience and skills of a well trained plastic surgeon. I would also say that most oral surgeons would shy away from this procedure. I know for a fact that...

Thank you for your photo because it demonstrates a point that everyone who thinks they need a lip lift should know about. Your upper lip does seem to be long in height, but your upper teeth are much longer. In your situation a lip lift would make you look worse as there would more exaggerated...

Thank you for the great photo with your mouth slightly open. You don't show any upper teeth and I would say that the height of your upper lip is between 17 mm to 21 mm more than the ideal 15 mm. It would be good to measure between the base of your columella and the vermillion in the midline....