About the procedure
Scarring, injury and certain injected materials can change lip shape, movement or symmetry. Corrective surgery addresses the identified problem and may involve removing material or reshaping tissue.
Your consultation
The history of previous procedures matters: which product was used, when changes appeared and what treatment followed. The doctor examines the tissues and explains what may be achievable in one stage.
What to expect
- Medical assessment, discussion of options and agreement on a plan.
- Correction of tissue or removal of accessible material, according to the individual plan.
- Aftercare and follow-up adapted to the healing process.
Recovery and follow-up
Swelling can temporarily obscure the lip contour. Local care and follow-up assess healing, movement and the development of scars.
What to consider
Complete removal of a material is not always possible. Asymmetry or altered sensation may remain, and some situations require a staged approach.
Common questions
Can the original shape be restored exactly?
That cannot be promised. Tissue quality, scarring and existing materials influence what can be achieved.
Would adding filler solve the problem?
Not necessarily. The cause of the change and the previously used product need to be understood before considering additional volume.
Discuss the cost before treatment.
Ask for an estimate for your case and clarify what is included: consultations, the procedure, investigations and follow-up visits. The plan and final cost are agreed after assessment.
Request a consultationInformation to help you prepare for a consultation. Recommendations and treatment plans are agreed individually with your doctor.