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Permalip lip removal? What will they look like and what is the pain like?

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Ehagar21Mar 1, 2015
Had them out in 8 months ago, smile is altered, tight and cannot open mouth very wide . What will they look like if I have them removed & what is the pain like after? I have enjoyed the way they have looked in general just upset that my smile looks funny

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