I would benefit from a bullhorn upper lip lift, the space between my nose and upper lip is too long and makes my upper lip too thin. However, if I got one, the space between my nose and top lip wouldn't be as even with the space between my bottom lip and chin, creating kind of a features-too-close-to-the-middle-of-face effect, as well as leaving my bottom lip the same size or smaller than the top. If I could pull my bottom lip away as well (gull wing?), it seems like it'd even all this out.
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A lip lift creates a shorter upper lip and a larger upper lip. The greatest advantage is when one has a thin and long upper lip, and, is willing to tolerate the scar under the nose.In your case you have a full upper lip and slightly long upper lip. If you can tolerate an incision and a l...
Thank you for asking about your lip lift.Your lip doesn't look long in the photo but if it is 20 mm then it is quite long.It sounds as though a lip lift is a good solution for you.on average we reduce the lip 25% - some people want more but they have to take the risk because once shortened, the...
Thank you for your question. A chin implant will address your weak jawline. It would be helpful to see a close-up picture to address how the lip lift will improve your result. Always consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon.Best wishes,