Hello, I had an accident where I went over the handlebars of my bike a few years ago, injuring my lip and teeth. I've since had orthodontic treatment but am left with an uneven top lip, affected lip line of top lip and some scarring above the lip. The unevenness of the lip is the bit that bothers me the most and the bit that other people notice the most I think. Looking for perspectives on the best surgical options - I'm not interested in fillers/injectables. Thank you!
I have about 5 or 6 surgery so far it's seem to gets worse with each surgery. I don't know if there is any hope for my situation but I am tempted to schedule consultation again. Many years ago i was riding bike car hit and run left me unconscious. In ER .on the following day I wake up out unconsciousness .my nose, entire upper lips and tooth are barely attached to head.Basically half of my upper lip is missing, and whole incident change my life for the worse. . Any suggestions is appreciated
Hi 2 years ago I was involved in a car accident that left me a permanent scar just sbove my lip and left me with an uneven lip. Unless I close them they only then look natural otherwise my right hand side of my lip is fine but the left is slightly raised like af you were to raise your eyebrow a bit. Well the photo illustrates this much better. I am a 23 male and would like to know if it can be corrected, with what treatment time and costs. Also if this can be done whilst I am asleep :)?
I accidentally fell and bit through my bottom lip in July 2022. The ER did not stitch my lip and also left tiny tooth fragments in there. I then underwent two procedures to take all the pieces out. The last one was done in mid-August. Now there's a soft bulge that feels like some extra tissue on my bottom lip. I have had steroid injections which helped a lot with the scar inside. Is there an surgical option that only removes the top skin instead of the whole lesion? I play the flute. Thanks
An accident left my upper lip asymmetrical, and lip fillers/fat didn't work. My doctor recommended we use a Palmaris Longus tendon on the side of the lip that is now missing volume. However, after researching it, it seems like the tendon is very firm in texture, and I'm afraid that if we use it on one side of my lip, it will be very bulky and firm compared to the other side when smiling etc. Does the tendon soften over time when used as a lip graft, or does it keep its rigid texture?