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My Problem is My Lips are Wide in Length, is It Possible to Fix This and if It Possible How?

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Jeha123Mar 2, 2012

My Problem is Not in  Large Lips but in Wide in Length , is It Possible to Manage This and if It Possible How? I also have a long chin. Options?

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I read your concern and reviewed your photos which are poor quality: If the bump is a small elevation on your right upper lip, you might be able to have it removed. When performed properly, small elevations of the pink of your lip may be excised, and healing tends to be favorable in most....

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I would need to see photographs to give you an answer to the problem you are describing. Otherwise it is a guess.

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Thomas Fiala, MD, FACS, FRCSC

While there are a number of things that can cause this lip problem, it is certainly treatable.  Accessory salivary gland tissue can be excised.  Vascular lesions, like hemangiomas, can be lasered.  An oral surgeon should certainly be able to advise you on this.

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