I have a lopsided and thin top lip. What are my options?

From your description, you might need horizontal lip reduction as well as a lip reduction for the trusting of your upper lip when you talk. I always tell my patients that they may need a little touch up 6 months later because of slight assyemmtry that could occur. 

Lip reduction is less popular than it used to be since large lips are more in fashion. Lips are reduced through a surgical procedure. The incisions are hidden inside the mouth behind the area where the lips meet called the wet line. Since lips are so sensitive, they may remain swollen for a...

The first-line treatment for your uneven lips is injecting some filler on the left upper lip. If this doesn't help then the unilateral lip lift on the left side may correct this asymmetry.

You must have injured the marginal mandibular nerve on your left side. I have seen this in patients who have had dental blocks, and there are other reasons why this might happen.  Sometimes this problem can improve a little with time.If you have not already done so, your first course of...

Hi there. Asymmetry of two sides of the face is common in a large section of the population. So no worries on that count. However in some people the asymmetry can be quite a bit pronounced and may point to underlying underdevelopment of the facial skeleton and overlying soft tissues as in...

The skin of the lips is very thin, which is why bruising is common after any procedures done here. Permanent cosmetics are shallow, but repeated injury to the area. Bruising is very common with this. If you have concerns, see the person who performed your lip treatment. "This answer has...