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Lips come in all shapes and sizes, and there’s no single ideal. But if you’d prefer a less prominent lip shape, lip reduction surgery can help reduce excess lip tissue and create a more balanced appearance that feels right for you.
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How does it work?
Lip reduction surgery is a procedure designed to reduce the size or prominence of the upper lip, lower lip, or both. It typically involves removing a carefully planned amount of tissue from inside the lip, with the incision placed on the inner surface to help keep visible scarring to a minimum.
The aim is to adjust lip volume while preserving natural contours and function. Every detail matters.
• Reshaping your smile for a more balanced look.
What Can Lip Reduction Surgery Help Improve?
- Lip volume: Reduces the overall fullness of the upper lip, lower lip, or both.
- Lip proportions: Helps create a more balanced relationship between the lips and surrounding facial features.
- Lip symmetry: May improve certain differences in size or shape, depending on the individual case.
- Overall facial harmony: Takes your natural features into account when planning the desired result.
Less volume doesn’t mean less you. It’s about choosing the proportions that feel right for your face.
• Refined symmetry that feels entirely like you.
Restore harmony between your upper and lower lips.
There’s no universal standard for the perfect pout. Whether you prefer a more subtle shape or simply want your lips to feel more in proportion with your features, your treatment plan should reflect your preferences—not someone else’s idea of beauty.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Depending on your anatomy and goals, surgery may address the upper lip, lower lip, or both. Your surgeon will assess your lips and discuss what is appropriate for you.
The incision is commonly placed inside the lip, so an external scar is generally avoided. Healing varies, and your surgeon will explain the potential risks and what to expect during recovery.
Lip reduction removes tissue, so the change is intended to be long-lasting. However, healing and natural changes over time can affect the final appearance.
Swelling, bruising, tenderness and temporary changes in comfort are possible after surgery. Your surgeon will provide instructions on oral hygiene, eating, activity restrictions and follow-up care. Recovery timelines vary from person to person.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your procedure
- Discuss your goals, medical history and expectations during your consultation.
- Review the proposed changes, potential risks and recovery process with your surgeon.
- Follow all pre-operative instructions provided by your medical team.
After your procedure
- Follow your surgeon’s instructions for oral hygiene, wound care and any prescribed medication.
- Choose foods and activities according to your surgeon’s guidance while the area heals.
- Avoid disturbing the surgical site and attend all scheduled follow-up appointments.
- Allow swelling to settle before assessing your final results.
