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Thanks for your question and the photos your provided. When I look at your profile, rather than looking at your upper lip, I am drawn to chin/lower jaw area. It appears as though your lower jaw is retruded/set back. You may want to consider jaw surgery to treat the problem rather than upper lip reduction. Make sure you consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Good luck
What you are basically describing is a mismatch between your upper lip and lower. Though your upper lip is protruding in relationship to the lower it’s clear to me ( based on your photos) that your upper lip is properly situated while your lower is actually responsible for the mismatch. Essentially, your lower lip is placed too far back because the chin on which it is situated is weak and receding. One must consider the lower lip and chin as a unit so to properly treat it, a chin augmentation (most usually in the form of a chin implant) likely paired with a lower V2YPlasty should correct this mismatch.I hope this helps,Best of luck !
Your lip is not the problem, but rather you small jaw. I would suggest meeting with an oral surgeon, being examined and X-rayed, and discussing your options. Just based on your photos, moving the jaw forward will should you that your upper lip is just fine.
This fullness can be trimmed to make that area more smooth. I would suggest meeting with a board- certified plastic or ENT or oral surgeon and discuss you concerns.
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...
