LOPIA CLINIC

Plastic Surgery

Lip Lift

Shortening the upper lip area.

A lip lift shortens the skin between the nose and upper lip to change the amount of visible upper lip; it is not the same as filler.

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Treatment overview

The plan depends on examination, medical history and individual goals.

Common purposes

  • Shortening the upper lip area.
  • Discuss goals and suitable alternatives with the treating specialist.

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Please do not share medical reports or detailed health information here — your coordinator will ask for what is needed.

Who may be suitable?

  • The surgeon assesses lip length, tooth show at rest, facial movement and scar visibility.
  • Suitability is confirmed only after review of health history, medicines and relevant tests.

Suitability is always decided by a specialist after reviewing your health and examining you.

Treatment process

  1. 01

    Before treatment

    Before treatment, the team reviews health history, alternatives and informed consent. The surgeon assesses lip length, tooth show at rest, facial movement and scar visibility.

  2. 02

    Treatment day

    A planned strip of skin is removed and the incision is closed near the base of the nose.

  3. 03

    After treatment

    Swelling and scar care are reviewed at follow-up.

  4. 04

    Follow-up

    Follow-up visits assess healing and any need for further care. Contact the treating team for worsening symptoms.

Expectations & recovery

01

Swelling and scar care are reviewed at follow-up.

02

Healing and return to usual activity vary by person; follow individual clinical advice.

Results and recovery vary from person to person. No outcome can be guaranteed.

Risks & considerations

Potential benefits

  • Shortening the upper lip area.
  • A suitable plan may help address the concern discussed at consultation.

Risks & considerations

  • A visible scar, asymmetry, altered smile or an over-shortened upper lip are possible.
  • Results cannot be guaranteed and further treatment may be needed.

Questions about this treatment

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