Poochy downturned smile; what non surgical options do I have to fix this? (photos)

Thank you for asking about your lip lift and Bell's palsy.A one-sided lip lift might be helpful.But you need a careful examination before anything is done.In addition to the slight asymmetry when your smile shows your teeth, the nostril on that side is much higher.It isn't clear if this is from...

I agree with Dr. Morgan.  Time is often the best healer in this case - 6 month minimum especially after a secondary surgery like a revision.If the lift is still excessive centrally at the point, one option may be to consider an extended lateral vermilion roll-out to "soften" the "cupey-doll" ...

Thank you for asking about your lip lift.As a general guide, 25% or in your case, 5.5 mm, is usually removed.The reduction can be made more, or less, depending on the look you want When the lip is as long as yours, it is reasonable to take a little more.Always see a Board Certified Plastic ...

Thank you for asking about your lip lift.Healing varies from one person to the next. This is the usual progression of a lip lift -Week 1, sutures are removed, lip is swollen and incision visible.Week 2, swelling subsides, lip still feels stiff, incision redness makes it visible.Week 2 - 4,...

It is still very soon after your procedure, swelling can often stay for up to two weeks following a procedure like this.  I recommend to my patients to follow all post op care instructions carefully and follow up with your treating office with any questions or concerns.  

Thank you for your question. I suggest that you follow diligently the recovery instructions provided by your single or double board certified facial plastic surgeon. Your surgeon may prefer certain ointments and creams as part of the healing process. Swelling and bruising after surgery is n...