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I have a really droopy left bottom lip. What can I do for it? (Photo)

Taylor44221Nov 9, 2016
The bottom left side of my lips droop a lot. I don't know if it is considered drooping, but it is significantly larger. Also important, I was born with a cleft lip, but I had surgery on it. It was cleft on the right side of my face. The droopy part kinda overlays my upper lips a bit.

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