Would a lip lift change the shape of your nose?

You are a great candidate for a lip lift as you seem to have a fairly long upper lip covering your front teeth. Lip lift is one of those surgeries that makes a great difference in one's appearance. It makes you look younger and cuter. This is not an operation that most plastic surgeons are f...

It's possible that you are activating your chin muscles when trying to close your lips.  This would create those dimples.  I'd suggest having your lips examined. It's possible that a quick injection in the office could permanently help things.

The amount of skin removed varies as it is customized for each patient. The distance between the nose and the top of the vermilion border of the upper lip is measured prior to the surgery and, for women, I tend to remove the amount greater than 1.2 cm - though that is an average and there is ne...

I find that it depends on what is needed, to be honest.  In some cases, rhinoplasty first, in other cases, lip lift first.  And it has to do with your lip position and its relationship to your nose, as well as what is needed when it comes to lifting.  I try and avoid central only lifts, as the...

Lisa, thank you for your questions.  As you can imagine, without any pictures, its hard to really be able to give you anything other than a very generalized answer.  However, your situation (long philtrum + excessive tooth show + volumized lips) leads to me to believe that your issue may be m...

Without knowing the specifics of their individual technique, its difficult to know exactly what was done, and therefore my answer will be a little vague.  That being said, I have talked about this in the past extensively (differences in measurements, anchoring points, etc) if you are interested....