I got my stitches removed yesterday and was told by my Doc to apply silicone gel to the scar. The leaflet says, however, that it can't be used unless at least 3 weeks have passed since the stitches removal. I applied it yesterday as advised, now I'm worried that it will worsen my scar. Also, the gel is hardly removable and even though I washed it with water and soap and used a piece of bandage soaked with disinfectant liquid it won't come off and I'm afraid it's because the wound is too fresh.
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Thank you for asking about how to raise the corners of your lip.Botox and fillers are the easiest and safest treatment.Botox is usually the least expensive and most effective.A corner lip lift can be done but often leaves a visible scar.You appear to have some aging of the lower face with loose...
A lip lift can safely be performed before during or after your rhinoplasty surgery (aka Nosejob). A careful preoperative facial analysis will reveal the appropriate amount of upper lip reduction required and this should enhance your final result by improving your facial proportions....
Good day! Thank you for providing photo with your query. Since your droopy lip only occurs when you talk or smile and not at rest, ask your doctor about alternative options such as Botox, Dysport or similar muscle relaxers that can be used to soften the smoker’s lines and allow the corners of ...
