I've attached a photo and my concern is that my lips just aren't symmetrical on both sides and I'm not really sure what I can do to fix this issue. It looks fine when I smile, but when I relax my face it just looks weird on the one side. Please let me know how to fix it, thank you.
Answer: Lip Fillers Hello, Lip Fillers are Amazing! Everyone has degree of asymmetry in the body and face. But in some it may be more noticeable. I must say yours is quite mild though. Fortunately we have non-invasive methods to improve and enhance hips. A little bit of filler can improve your lips. while It is medical treatment it involved art and understanding of sculpting. See an experienced and artistic medical provider and in few minutes you see the magic! Good Luck.
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Answer: Lip Fillers Hello, Lip Fillers are Amazing! Everyone has degree of asymmetry in the body and face. But in some it may be more noticeable. I must say yours is quite mild though. Fortunately we have non-invasive methods to improve and enhance hips. A little bit of filler can improve your lips. while It is medical treatment it involved art and understanding of sculpting. See an experienced and artistic medical provider and in few minutes you see the magic! Good Luck.
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August 8, 2017
Answer: Why aren't both sides of my lips symmetrical? (Photo) It really depends what your specific and exact goals are. These first have to be clearly defined. You have some very subtle asymmetry between the left and right sides of your upper lip and very subtle asymmetry in other respects between the left and right sides of your lower lip. In addition, the relative proportions between the upper and lower lip need to be considered. In general, your lower lip is more dominant than it should be for the "average" person. It really depends on what you want as an individual. Be sure to discuss your goals clearly with your plastic surgeon. Certainly, lip augmentation with HA filler can be considered as a conservative treatment. Alternately, one may consider a Permalip implant to the upper lip to bring in more into proportion with the lower lip and you can use supplemental HA fillers after implant placement. Permalip implants are much better than prior implant options have been in the past. I wish you the best.
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August 8, 2017
Answer: Why aren't both sides of my lips symmetrical? (Photo) It really depends what your specific and exact goals are. These first have to be clearly defined. You have some very subtle asymmetry between the left and right sides of your upper lip and very subtle asymmetry in other respects between the left and right sides of your lower lip. In addition, the relative proportions between the upper and lower lip need to be considered. In general, your lower lip is more dominant than it should be for the "average" person. It really depends on what you want as an individual. Be sure to discuss your goals clearly with your plastic surgeon. Certainly, lip augmentation with HA filler can be considered as a conservative treatment. Alternately, one may consider a Permalip implant to the upper lip to bring in more into proportion with the lower lip and you can use supplemental HA fillers after implant placement. Permalip implants are much better than prior implant options have been in the past. I wish you the best.
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