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Can you make your lips wider? (photos)

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Nicole101Sep 7, 2014

My lips are quite full but I feel they aren't wide so it makes my lips look weird. Could I get a surgery that makes them bigger and wider.

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Jason Emer, MD

Thank you for your question!  There are several options but it also depends on what you want your lips to feel like. They range in longevity from 6 months to 10 years. These fillers, (Volbella, Restylane, Juvederm) are good to create a symmetrical and full lip. PDO NovaThreads can also be us...

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I usually tell my clients not to do any heavy making out for 24 hours after their filler treatments. By 24 hours the filler has usually settled in and you can resume your normal activities in this regard. Hope this helps!

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Hello Ditaaa-You probably caused some bleeding and tissue damage with the pump and it has now consolidated into a hard lump. Continue to gently massage your lip and make an appointment to see a plastic surgeon so he/she can evaluate the damage and whether time, steroid injection, tissue excision...

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Sabrina Fabi, MD

I classically use a combination of fillers and neuromodulators to treat the corners of the mouth. There is typically some volume loss that accounts for this, and with just a little bit of Botox, Xeomin or Dysport you can relax the muscle responsible for turning the corners upside down.

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Eric M. Joseph, MD

Depending on your examination, steroid injections may be helpful for scar tissue in your lip after trauma. Some of these bumps may need to be excised, depending on your examination. Lip scars tend to heal well. Dr Joseph

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