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Looking at your profile it looks as though your upper lip protrudes because you have an overbite. This may be fixed through orthodonture. If this is not an option, placing some filler in your lower lip may give your lips a more even look. I would caution you that adding too much may make the contour from your lower lip to your chin look too extreme (on profile). Make sure you see an expert injector who will find the right balance for you. Good luck!
Thank you for the question JSmith321Thank you for the photos. It is difficult to offer suggestions without an in person examination. Your lower jaw may be proportionately small compared to the upper which causes the appearance of a protruding lip. The key is to sort our the underlying cause then consider options for correction. Best to be evaluated in person by a Plastic Surgeon.Best of luck
Hi and thanks for your question. There are many options available to improve the aesthetic appearance of one's lips. First, seek out a surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. Best of luck!Richard Chaffoo,MD,FACS,FICSTriple Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
If you had some bleeding after the injection it is possible that you have a small haematoma. This should settle with time. Cold compress will definately help. Lips do swell up sometimes and this generally resolves over a few days.
I appreciate your concern, but perhaps your injector is either too aggressive, using too much filler, or it is being placed in the wrong area. I would recommend conservative lip augmentation with Hyaluronic Acid, like Juvederm plus. Another option is fat transfer which is more permanent. Seek...