Can my lip implants be removed?

Hello, hope you are well! I would discourage you from using any more dermal filler in your upper lip--it is not the correct approach for this type of problem. It can also migrate and substantially worsen upper lip function and aesthetics. I would need to examine your skin up close to give a...

Before doing any further procedures, it may be best to wait 6 months or longer to reassess your condition. Your nasal tip may drop several millimeters with time. Lip-lift surgery may lead to visible scarring and permalip tends to feel like "gummy worms". Hope this helps. Dr Joseph

Lip implants were popular several years ago but honestly I have taken more out than I have placed. There are some areas of the body where implants work well and there are others where implants do not work well. The ear, lips, nose and IMO the buttock; implants do not work well. Over time the lip...

The best option to lower the upper lip would be a procedure to disinsert two small muscle called depressor septic nasi. This is procedure done using local anesthesia in the clinic with quick recovery.

Hello, hope you are well. Lip fillers are just one of many types of augmentation. The major drawbacks of fillers are that they are not permanent (as you are well aware), and they behave like liquids that can migrate and dissipate. They often feel lumpy when initially placed, and sometimes...

When you smile, you appear to have a bit less volume in your right upper lip compared to your left. Depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon-1000 may be considered for adding permanent volume to your upper lip where it's a bit depleted. Hope this helps! Dr Joseph