My lips go to one side when i talk or smile.Also when i look into mirror i can see my mouth is 60-70% more on to right side of face.I am 34 years old and i have had this since i was born.I am wanting to know can this be corrected by surgery and how much would it cost. Thanks
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I typically dont have patients remove the piercing but am very specific on how to inject and where to inject so not to disturb the area around the piercing. Sometimes I put patients on antibiotic for a few days just preventatively. Best, Dr. Emer.
I am sorry, but your photo did not appear. In either case, physical exam is needed, but I am certain that fillers would be helpful with your situation. Seek out a board certified plastic surgeon.
It's hard to tell the true relationship of your philtrum to your overall facial proportions from the photo alone. One thing to think about may be to plump the upper lip a bit and see if that improves your overall lip and facial balance. Hope this is helpful.
