I feel that my top lip throws off the balance of my face. I'll be able to schedule an in person consultation with a surgeon pretty soon, but I'd like other opinions. First pic is actual lips, second is a facetuned pic that I'd hope implants could mimic, or produce a similar result. I was thinking bigger implant on top, smaller implant on bottom. I can imagine the implants make the lips protrude more than the facetuned pic, but that's beyond my photoshop capabilities lol.
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Once removed, you still get the benefit of the implant having been in there for awhile since fibrous tissue buildup around the implant gives the appearance of fullness so you may not need fillers later. They are easy to put in and easy to remove. You won't have any of that wrinkled skin usually.
Hello, hope you are well. Thank you for submitting your photo and questions. I would first encourage you to wait while the lips heal from the initial surgery--it takes about a year for scar tissue to mature. Then go for a consultation to discuss a few options for augmentation (the reverse of...
