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Thank you for your query. The bulge appears to be due to a small fat pocket that is present normally and muscle attachment, based on your photographs. It should not really need a “treatment”. Please find an experienced Board certified Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you with all your concerns. All the best.
It can occurring naturally for various reason … a physical exam would be necessary but a microliposuction could help. Best of luck !
The only reason why I do an upper lip lift specifically, my 3-D upper lip lift, is to shorten the distance between the nose and the upper lip. The other benefits of the upper lip lift are all fringe benefits, such as added upper tooth show, roll out of the vermilion, etc. If your upper lip is...
It actually has a lot to do with genetics. You could have your lower lip trimmed down some. However, the lower lip should be larger than the upper lip. Please don/t make it too small, or it will look odd.
No, the width of your lips cannot reasonably be reduced without external scarring which you would not like. Your lips are normal in size.
Yes, this area can be reduced. You can visit with a board-certified plastic or ENT surgeon and discuss your concerns and options.
Your lip is not the problem, but rather you small jaw. I would suggest meeting with an oral surgeon, being examined and X-rayed, and discussing your options. Just based on your photos, moving the jaw forward will should you that your upper lip is just fine.
This fullness can be trimmed to make that area more smooth. I would suggest meeting with a board- certified plastic or ENT or oral surgeon and discuss you concerns.