What can I do to fix my protruding upper lip? (Photo)

It looks like lip tissue, mucosal redundancy. There may be some specific tissue like mucosal cyst, lipoma, vascular tissue underneath, obviously benign. Direct excision (removal of the folds) would be one of the options. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is...

Based on these photos, lips take a dominant presentation on your face. Lip reduction, both upper and lower, would create more balance. Good luck.

This is a very interesting problem that should be carefully opproached. Reduction of lower lip would definitely help to create more balance. However, asymmetry of the upper lip needs to be properly corrected; reduction of central bulk with augmentation of lateral aspect of upper lip with local...

Thank-you for your question! I do not restrict a gentle social smile after a lip reduction procedure. Excess movement and laughing can cause strain on the lip and suture line and should be avoided for a couple of weeks, depending on your comfort. Please ask your Plastic surgeon and her/his...

Thanks for your question and the photos your provided. It appears your filler or fat has migrated. I would first dissolve all the filler placed, as this is more common to have migrated. After the filler is gone, make sure you consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon to determine next steps...

Thanks for your question and the photos your provided. I do appreciate the asymmetry. I would have you consider filler/fat to the lower right lip to help achieve a better result rather than a reduction. Make sure you consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Good luck.