I am very interested in getting a lip lift, primarily to reduce philtrum length from 1.6cm to 1.2cm. In the attached photo, you can see that the pink portion of my upper lip has a steep downward slope from the cupids bow. It does not go straight across. Will a lip lift make this downward slope more pronounced? Or is there a technique to pull up the sides evenly, not just creating a steeper middle? (I dont want a corner lip lift either as I find the scarring unsightly.)
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In my opinion, muscle hemming is rarely required when performing a lip lift. Doctors love to develop nuance in surgical procedures to distinguish themselves, and sometimes these embellishments are confusing to the public. Muscle hemming can be useful when you want to roll the vermilion upward in...
Hi splodge2001,We understand that you are not happy with your lip nose distance but lip lift will also increase the thickness of your upper lip. If this fine with you, then upper lip lift can be done. A bullhorn lip lift will leave a minimal scar and it can be kept to a minimum if tension can ...
Hello xsmnloThe Subnasal Bullhorn lift is a technical variant of the gull-wing lip lift. The sub-nasal lip lift or bull-horn lip lift involves the removal of either an ellipse or a curved-edge ellipse of tissue from under the nose. The skin then is raised, and sutured to l...