Due to ageing, the lips become asymmetric; lip surgery is a viable option in such cases. Lip
surgery (Cheiloplasty) is lip augmentation surgery to make the lips fuller. People who want
this type of surgery often want to change their facial appearance. Lip surgery differs from a
dermatological procedure, with more risks such as infection and scarring. However,
Cheiloplasty is safe when performed by an experienced, certified doctor. Cheiloplasty
includes a lip reduction procedure that can be used as a corrective technique for cleft lip and
palate. During lip reduction surgery, doctor removes skin tissues from the lower or upper
lips. This is done in an attempt to reshape the entire lip area.
To obtain further details regarding the procedure as well as post-procedural care, please do not hesitate to get in touch with our team.
Due to ageing, the lips become asymmetric; lip surgery is a viable option in such cases. Lip Surgery (Cheiloplasty) is lip augmentation surgery to make the lips fuller. People who want this type of surgery often want to change their facial appearance. Lip surgery differs from a dermatological procedure, with more risks such as infection and scarring. However, Cheiloplasty is safe when performed by an experienced, certified doctor. Cheiloplasty includes a lip reduction procedure that can be used as a corrective technique for cleft lip and palate.
During lip reduction surgery, doctor removes skin tissues from the lower or upper lips. This is done in an attempt to reshape the entire lip area. Lips are a very sensitive part of your body, so it is essential to consult an experienced doctor to minimise risk of side effects. Within the first few days after your surgery, you should expect redness, swelling, bruising and slight pain. Despite the side effects, lip surgery is considered a safe procedure. For the lips to completely heal, it will take a week or two for stitches to come out. The recovery time frame is much shorter than other cosmetic surgery. The doctor may recommend applying ice packs to your lips. You might have to take painkillers.