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Thank you for your question and for sharing your photo. Lip filler can enhance lip shape, symmetry, and volume, but candidacy does depend on your natural lip anatomy, tissue support, and the balance between the top and bottom lip. In some cases, when the upper lip is naturally thinner or lacks structural support, filler may not achieve the level of enhancement you’re hoping for—or it could look disproportionate.Alternative approaches, such as a lip flip with Botox or even surgical options like a lip lift, are sometimes considered for patients seeking more definition or a larger upper lip when filler alone may not be ideal.Ultimately, it’s important to have an experienced injector evaluate your lips in person to determine the safest and most effective option for you.
Your photograph is limited and a frontal view would be helpful to give a more accurate answer. However, you may benefit from a lip lift. A lip lift does 4 things: shortens the distance between your nose and upper lip, increase the mucosa of the upper lip, increases the incisor show and pulls up the corners.Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.
You can add some fullness, but you do not want to go too large or it will just emphasize your small chin.
Anyone and everyone with very few exceptions can have lip fillers if they desire an augmentation or enhancement of the lips. I would recommend finding a plastic surgeon with a good reputation when it comes to fillers. I hope this helps and good luck from Leonard Grossman MD organic Plastic Surgery.
From the limited photo it appears you are a candidate for lip filler. It's important to discuss your desired result from treatment. There are many filler options to choose from depending on the look/feel you are wanting. Be sure to see an expert injector for best results.
Based on your description and photo, the small dark spot you’re noticing may represent a few possibilities: it could be a mucous retention cyst (mucocele), a clogged salivary gland duct, a vascular lesion, or scar tissue related to prior filler or trauma from attempts at self-removal. Since it h...
I don't think that injectable fillers migrate from the pink of the lip up into the white of the lip. I think this happens if too much product is injected in a short amount of time. It may be best to live with it. If you are very bothered by your lip appearance, you should consult with your...
A venous lake is a dilated vessel and is not dangerous. This development is not the fault of your injector and does it indicate anything was done incorrectly. These can often be treated successfully with lasers.