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You probably had a stitch abscess that can happen after any surgery where dissolvable sutures are used. Now that it has been drained, it should leal, but it will take time. Be patient and in close contact with your surgeon. Remember if you trusted him with your surgery, you should trust him with...
+2 answersYour present one of those situations where the upper lip (philtrum) is too long, but the teeth are even longer and lower. In your case one has to be extremely careful not to increase the incisor show excessively. The gummy smile usually doesn't happen after an appropriate lip lift, if it wasn't ...
+4 answersHello. Thank you for the question. According to the pictures you have shared with us, I believe that the best solution to this problem is an Upper Lip Lif operation. The upper lip grows longer with age, so oftentimes an upper lip lift becomes necessary for people who aren’t content of ho...
+6 answersHi there, From the photo you attached it's difficult to say if you're a good candidate for a lip lift. You seem to have quite a long philtrum which is one of the most important things for a lip lift to be performed safely. To properly review the case, I'd need side pictures & photo...
+4 answersHi there, yes, theoretically & technically it's possible to combine both surgeries under same, general anesthesia, BUT: base on the pics you attached you don't seem to be a good candidate for a lip lift. Here are the reasons: 1/ you seem to have quite a short philtrum 2/ you've got good...
+10 answersThank you for your pictures. This is a difficult situation as you noted that the maneuvers that your surgeon has tried have had little effect. In general, when this does happen, sometimes it can be secondary to scar tissue build up on to the muscle and can take up to two years to settle down. ...
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