How do I fix this botched crooked lip lift surgery?

Dear bubblemonkey, mouth is the maximum-moving area on our face so we strongly advise against PDO thread that might have potentially cause asymmetries and be a life-time disadvantage on the way your upper lip moves. without resecting skin it is highly unlikely this is going to be (let alone...

Hello, A V to Y technique is for lengthening. If you cut a V and stretch the tissues, then close them, you get a Y shape. A long philthrum is treated with a lip lift. A subnasal lip lip done with good design, elevation, and deep suspension can make significant improvements in the aesthetics of...

It’s impossible to tell based on your picture as you are smiling and smiling lifts the upper lip. More pictures would be needed to assess your lips. Best of luck !

Yes, but I would take caution to avoid extending the incision onto the vertical part of the nostril. It is also possible to reduce the nostril base at the nasal "sill" at the same time to help reduce the width. After any such surgery it would be important to avoid smiling widely for several...

There are several potential solutions, depending on the cause of the asymmetry: Revision Surgery: This could involve another surgical procedure to correct the asymmetry. The specific technique would depend on what is causing the unevenness.Dermal Fillers: If the asymmetry is minor, it might be...

A lip lift does 4 things: shortens the distance between your nose and upper lip, increases the mucosa of the upper lip, increases the incisor show and pulls up the corners. You would benefit from a lip lift. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.