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Which procedure can help correct asymmetrical upper lip? 31 y/o (photos)

JKWJaxNov 22, 2022
The right half of my upper lip has appeared slightly fuller and noticeably higher than the left half for at least ten years (I’m 31 now). Even when smiling, the right half is much more elevated. Is there a way to reposition the left half to match the right half, both when smiling and not smiling?

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