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Thin lips, lack of teeth showing - would I be a great candidate for a lip lift? (Photo)

LynnM3737Apr 30, 2024
Would i be a great candidate for a lip lift, if so what kind of lift exactly? I dont like that my teeth barely show when im talking or when i smile. Thanks in advance!!!

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Dr. Lexie Wang, MD
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Dr. Gary M. Horndeski, MD
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