Is it possible to have a lip lift when you have a lot of movement in the nose and nostrils when you smile? (photo)

There are several potential solutions, depending on the cause of the asymmetry: Revision Surgery: This could involve another surgical procedure to correct the asymmetry. The specific technique would depend on what is causing the unevenness.Dermal Fillers: If the asymmetry is minor, it might be...

A lip lift does 4 things: shortens the distance between your nose and upper lip, increases the mucosa of the upper lip, increases the incisor show and pulls up the corners. You would benefit from a lip lift. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

No need to wait in between. you can have two surgeries at the same time or you can have it seperately. no need to wait in between operations. we think liplift and nose surgery is a good combination. its a combination we carry out frequently good luck with you journey and healing 

Hello, great question, I see this often …. It appears there has been a lot of cumulative filler. Dissolving this would take more than one session from my experience. Maybe 2, 3 sometimes more depending on the type of filler used. Only then will you have a good idea of what level of...

Hello, A lip lift would help evert the top lip, to create more of the concavity you are describing. HOWEVER, there are other criteria and considerations. First, if you are considering having an oral surgery for your dental occlusion, it is best to do that first. Lack of dental support can indeed...

Hello, A lip lift is certainly a consideration in a case like this, but I would be concerned about leaving the top lip too short. From these photos it looks like the top lip is already well proportioned and short. It also looks like the issue occurs more with smiling as the sides go up but the...