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Is there a procedure to deproject the top of the upper lip? (Photo)

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muchwow100Jun 8, 2023

My upper lip slopes inwards. I don't think a lip lift is exactly what I'm looking for. Instead, is there a procedure or approach to pulling in the top of the upper lip?

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