Is it possible to regain the symmetry of my lips? (Photo)

Question

My lip was stitched 4 year back when I suffered from an accident. My upper and lower lips are unusually big due to chapping and licking which began some 3 to 4 years back then..Due to these my smile doesn't look symmetrical. Is it possible to regain the shape of my lips,symmetrical and thin and will it be costlier? Please help me.Thanks.

Alexander Rivkin, MD · Answer

Hello and thank you for your question.  With a proper examination, an experienced injector may be able to treat you with a series of steroid injections at small doses to break down some of the scar tissue that may have formed in the deeper lip tissues. In addition to this, fillers can also be placed strategically in order to give your lips a more even look. Best of luck!Thank you, Alexander Rivkin, M.D.

Ross A. Clevens, MD, FACS · Answer

Thank you for your question. You seem like an ideal candidate because your lips seem to be able to return to symmetry. I suggest that you consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.
Best wishes,

Nelson Castillo, MD · Answer

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  Nothing replaces an in-person examination but there does appear to be a significant step off along the right side of your upper lip that is causing some volume asymmetry.  I would recommend a surgical revision of your scar to better align your natural lip borders to restore a closer appearance to your pre-injury lips.  Be sure to see an ASPS board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to discuss.

Ray Bayati, MD · Answer

Hello,
Thank you for the photo and the question.
We do quite good number of corrections in our office. some have had fillers before and need to have corrections. or some need to correct deformity as a result fo injury or even congenital.
I have had young lady with one side of face less developed that the other side and with fillers managed to give her symmetric face. or nose injury she had filler (non-surgical rhinoplasty) or lips. 
In your situation,  I would find fillers could potentially improve your lips if you prefer non-surgical methods. It is more of technique based giving you good results then it is important who is doing it.
I would recommend to have an office consultation with an experienced physician.
Hope the Best -- Dr Ray

Is it possible to regain the symmetry of my lips? (Photo)

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