I am unhappy with how my upper lip now looks and would like to know what possible treatments there are to fix or remove the scar and approximately how much it would cost. I received the cut about a month ago and the wound has since healed but the upper border is now slightly misaligned by the scar. Also, is laser treatment a possibility I should consider? What would the approximate downtown be for a corrective procedure? Thanks.
Answer: Lip scar treatments for red and white scars
In my practice, I would recommend a scar excision and layered closure to reapproximate this lip scar.
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In my practice, I would recommend a scar excision and layered closure to reapproximate this lip scar.
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Answer: Lip scar revision
Your lip scar is more noticeable because the lines of the upper lip is disrupted. Lasers may help decrease the pigment in the scar but this will not help with the misalignment. This is relatively straight forward to do. I would recommend on surgically correcting the misalignment to get the best results. Be sure you visit with a plastic surgeon as they will be most comfortable with the layers of the lip tissues and in revising the scar.
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Answer: Lip scar revision
Your lip scar is more noticeable because the lines of the upper lip is disrupted. Lasers may help decrease the pigment in the scar but this will not help with the misalignment. This is relatively straight forward to do. I would recommend on surgically correcting the misalignment to get the best results. Be sure you visit with a plastic surgeon as they will be most comfortable with the layers of the lip tissues and in revising the scar.
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January 11, 2011
Answer: Scar Removal of Upper Lip (Scar Revision)
Scars around the lip can be noticed if the aligment is 1 millimeter off. In order to revise your lip sar and make it less noticeable, a realignment of the vermillion border needs to be performed. From El Paso.
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Answer: Scar Removal of Upper Lip (Scar Revision)
Scars around the lip can be noticed if the aligment is 1 millimeter off. In order to revise your lip sar and make it less noticeable, a realignment of the vermillion border needs to be performed. From El Paso.
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Answer: Fix the Scar on the Vermillion Border of my Upper Lip
Best to see in person a boarded plastic surgeon in your area. The evaluatiuon can lead to no treatment, time to heal, laser, or surgery in a revision. From MIAMI Dr. Darryl J. Blinski
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Answer: Fix the Scar on the Vermillion Border of my Upper Lip
Best to see in person a boarded plastic surgeon in your area. The evaluatiuon can lead to no treatment, time to heal, laser, or surgery in a revision. From MIAMI Dr. Darryl J. Blinski
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Answer: Scar Treatment: Common Questions The main issue from your image is the misalignment of your vermillion boarder. This is the red line that is along the outside of your lips. To correct the alignment, and to remove the mild hypertrophic scar, you would require a surgical correction for the best cosmetic outcome. Lasers will not have an effective role in this injury as the soft tissue misalignment, not the discoloration, is the main issue. The injured site will look the most violet in color at 1 month – completely normal. This can be done in an office under local anesthetic. I would recommend seeing a specialist for the best possible outcome. Be healthy and be well,James M. Ridgway, MD, FACS
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Answer: Scar Treatment: Common Questions The main issue from your image is the misalignment of your vermillion boarder. This is the red line that is along the outside of your lips. To correct the alignment, and to remove the mild hypertrophic scar, you would require a surgical correction for the best cosmetic outcome. Lasers will not have an effective role in this injury as the soft tissue misalignment, not the discoloration, is the main issue. The injured site will look the most violet in color at 1 month – completely normal. This can be done in an office under local anesthetic. I would recommend seeing a specialist for the best possible outcome. Be healthy and be well,James M. Ridgway, MD, FACS
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