Lip and Philtrum - is it possible to reduce philtrum when reducing lips? (photos)

Don't do it. You will regret it later in life (or even right off the bat). You have very nice lips already. Just because someone might agree to do it doesn't mean you should.

Based on these photos, you seem like a candidate for partial upper lip reduction to achieve more symmetry. Your smile does not show teeth and for that reason you should also consider lip lift. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this type of surgery...

This appearance of the upper lip is a genetic trace. Some people have just a small cleft, some people don't have it all, and some people like you have a deeper cleft. In my opinion, after looking at the pictures, dermal fillers are not enough to eliminate that, therefore indeed, surgery would...

It appears that you show more of upper lip mucosa when smiling, than desired. Small reduction, in local anesthesia, with scar placed inside of mouth, is recommended. Good luck.

You did not show your face without smiling. For most patients, to show more teeth with smiling and help evert (roll out) your upper lip, as you do with your finger in the second photo, a lip lift will achieve just that. You should see someone with a lot of experience with lip lifts. It is not...

I appreciate your concern and while physical exam is optimal, your photos demonstrate that you would most likely benefit from lip reduction surgery. The procedure is done in the office, under local anesthesia, and it takes about one hour. Recovery is usually one week, as postop, the lips are...