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Most lip reduction patients take pain meds for just 1 day then they either don't need anything or just take advil. Sincerely, David Hansen,MD
Many patients take pain medication for only one day after the procedure and some do not even need that. Patients that take pain medication typically stick to Tylenol or Advil.
If one lip is done, then there is minimal pain. Extra strength Tylenol usually works. The lip is swollen and stiff so that impaired movement is the most often complaint.However, when upper + lower lip reduction is performed then the swelling of lips, the appearance, and stiffness make the pain more severe so I prescribe Tylenol #3 or Tramacet
Surprisingly, many patients claim that they didn't need their pain relievers after their lip reduction surgery, however, they are always given routinely.
Although the lips are very sensitive and pain levels after any type of surgery varies from person to person, lip surgeries have always surprised me at how comfortable most patients are after lip altering surgery.
Scalpel sSculpting, which involves no deep cutting or stitches has, in my experience, proven quite successful for achieving gratifying aesthetic results while leaving little, or often barely perceptible, scars even on the lips.The technique, which I have been using for thirty years, involves...
Juvederm would be a great option to help lift the upper lip, the results usually last 6-9 months
Try to massage the lumpy area of scar tissue each day, by pinching it between your fingers. This may help the firmness.Go back to see the doc that left the suture behind, so it can be removed.
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