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Thanks for your question.Based on the photos, you likely have developed a type of "scar" vs. a small cyst in the lip lining at the site of your injury. This can be easily addressed with an excision in the clinic setting. Seek consultation with an otolaryngologist, facial plastic surgeon or oral surgeon.Good luck!
Hello joe574,Thanks for your question.The scar on the inside of your upper lip can be removed and improved.Find a plastic surgeon with lots of experience in scar revision to discuss your concerns with.Good luck,Dr. Shah
The answer to your question, is yes, that can be treated. It appears that you have developed scar tissue at the site of your old laceration. This can be excised in such a way that the scar is located on the inner surface of your lips, and the vermilion border and the shape of the upper lip is not distorted.
Hello 1516yamilez,Thanks for your question.You appear young, and so there is a possibility that your face has not finished growing yet. If you are more than 17 years old, your face should be done growing. Any other options for changing jaw position requires further orthagnathic surgery.The s...
Thank you for your question about your lip alignment.The photo suggests that one side of your upper lip is fuller, pushing the lip away.And that the same is true of the lower lip - with the push in the opposite direction.The photo doesn't show if either lip is aligned with the mid-line of the...
This is my expertise and a huge portion of my practice. Asymmetry is normal and expected. Buccal fat pad gives slimming not symmetry. Masseter botox will make you slimmer and make the jawline more loose. Fillers help give shaping and contouring. If you want perfect or close to perfect symmetry...
