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Scar Revision Rates in Subnasal Lip Lifts

The length of the upper lip is an important and very changeable element of perioral aesthetics. Whether it is due to aging or naturally long upper lip it can be shortened by a variety of surgical excisional techniques of which the subnasal lip lift is the most well known and performed. While once regarded as Read More…

The Subnasal Lip Lift Secondary Scar Revision

The subnasal or bullhorn lip lift is the most well known of all the surgical lip reshaping methods. It is a true lip lifting procedure given that its excisional location is at the nasal base-lip crease which results in a superior pull when closed. The length of the upper lip is shortened and with that Read More…

Long Term Outcomes of the Subnasal Lip Lift

The most common surgical upper lip rejuvenation procedure is the subnasal lip lift. Whether it is of congenital or aging origin, an elongated upper lip is associated with an undesired perioral appearance. With a longer upper lip, particularly if it is age-related, the amount of visible vermilion (pink part) usually becomes less as well. With Read More…

Avoiding the A Frame Deformity in Subnasal Lip Lifts

The subnasal lip lift is the most common surgical lip enhancement procedure. By removing a certain amount of skin from the crease under the nose the vertical distance between the nose and the upper lip is decreased and the cupid’s bow vermilion is increased in size. These effects are accomplished by the placement of the Read More…

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