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Uneven lower lip due to dog bite. What can I do to make it look more even and full? (Photo)

mads2247Feb 17, 2016
I was 11 when I got bit on my lower lip on the right side a chunk was missing I had stitches and the plastic surgeon said maybe in a few years to go with lip filler, I am now 19 and wondering if lip filler will work?

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