The shape of my lower lips has always bothered me. They appear fuller from the front, but when viewed from the side, they seem protruding. I am considering lip reduction surgery to address the protrusion and achieve a more well-defined lower lip. Additionally, my upper lip is not in proportion to the lower lips, and I am planning to use filler to correct the volume. Please refer to the example photos for a better understanding.
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Sure we can. You have some enlarged glands in your lip that are making the lip look bumpy. We can remove or reduce those only in the areas where you need it, and, a corner lip lift can be done on the side that bothers you. Both of these are office procedures where you can give your feedback as...
It does not look that your upper lip is large in comparison to your lower lip; there is a good balance between the two. Lip reduction, when needed can be done in local anesthesia. Hope this helps.