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hello hadixoI is advisable to lose weight before carrying out any procedure. You should scheule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon.
Thank you for your question. It is important that you reach a stabilized weight prior to any facial plastic surgery. I suggest that you move forward and consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon to determine your candidacy.Best wishes,
Hi there and thank you for your interest. Both surgeries can either be performed at the same time or you wait at least 8 weeks between both procedures. Ideally I would perform the Liplift first as it will help identifying the ideal projection (the size in profile view) for your...
Post-operative swelling following a Lip Lift typically lasts 2 weeks on average although individual results may vary. Swelling can certainly accentuate the height of the upper lip making it appear more augmented. Arnica, a natural herbal supplement can be helpful in reducing swelling. It'...
Well, an asymmetric philtrum can often be due to a crooked septum (as you mentioned). Sometimes however it is a lack of symmetry between the two sides of the face. Your nose may be straight but your teeth off to one side. We cannot tell without an open mouth (at rest) photograph.Often these...
Hi known name,Age is not a real factor in performing lip lift. The things we usually take into consideration are the philtrum length and the adjacent structures like the projection of the nose tip, the thickness of the upper mucous lip, and the lip nose-angle. A full face front and side view ...
A lip lift always modifies the shape of the upper lip, keep this into account before moving forward.Secondly, your philtrum is not a very long one, still so it admits a conservative lip lift / philtrum shortening.Yes, you'll show your teeth slightly more.
You have very evident facial asymmetry with the left side of your face (if the picture is not flipped) being smaller than the other side. Thus the jawline in particular is lower on the normal side and higher or shorter on the smaller side. The treatment choices depend on which side of your face...
