Dislike lip lift scar - should I get a revision surgery?

The problem with revision surgeries in areas subject to either static (at rest) or dynamic (with muscular movement) tension is the risk for the subsequent development of stretch scars and even tram track stitch marks. The use of professionally performed manual (no need for the added expense and extra risks of RF microneedling) accompanied by the application of prescription pigment promoting agents, such as topical tyrosine and lanatoprost, can help to better blend hypopigmented scars in both color and and texture with the surrounding normal skin. In the late 1980s already, it was known that early intervention in the treatment of scars--within a period of eight to twelve weeks following the surgery (or injury, infection or acne) that caused them--offered the best chance for blending them or even erasing them. Much more recent recommendations have extended this time frame to between four and twelve weeks. Once scars have "matured" (over three months of age), the chances for that degree of improvement diminish considerably. Considering that two months have already elapsed, you would be wise to seek consultation with a board certified cosmetic dermatologist asap in order to remain within this optimal window of time for maximal improvement. Best of luck.

You will probably benefit from lip scar revision. However, you should wait at least 6 months after surgery while swelling resolves. A second opinion consultation with someone experienced in lip lift surgery before undergoing revision is recommended. Hope this helps.