How soon can I possibly be presentable after bullhorn lip lift surgery?

Dear password101Thank you for your question and photo!  The lip shape is dependent on the shape of your whole face and the shape of your teeth and dental arches. There is no precise number and the technique should involve a good fixation of the lift so that the surrounding structures are...

Thank you for your question about your lip lift.You probably have absorbing deep sutures.Ask your surgeon what deep sutures s/he used and it this could be the cause.Once the sutures are absorbed, the red bumps will go away.No treatment is needed unless the suture rises to the surface as a...

Thank you for your question about your lip lift.This is not something easy to figure out on your own or by a single photo.You need a careful face-to-face evaluation by a plastic surgeon and possibly by an orthognathic surgeonto evaluated the bones of your upper and lower face.Once the cause of...

Thank you for your question about your lip lift.Yours is a complex problem, given your previous surgery and multiple goals.A mouth can be made smaller but the result may not be natural.Please first to consult the surgeon who did your original surgery.Then consult a plastic surgeon for a second...

If you open your mouth, relax your upper lip and do not see any upper teeth, you are a candidate for a lip lift. This procedure can be done under local anesthesia with a relatively short recovery. The scar is placed under the nose almost within the nostrils and is not visible. Your lip can be...

Thank you for your question about your lip lift.It is within the range of normal to have a smile that does not show the upper teeth.However certain things can cause this - Correction depends on the cause.It can be a long upper lip or a short upper jaw (maxilla) among other things.I suggest...