Who is this procedure for?
This procedure is intended for people with a visible lip asymmetry.
You may be concerned after a trauma, a previous procedure, or differential aging.
Some asymmetries have existed since childhood, related to facial morphology.
An aesthetic concern or social discomfort often motivates the request.
Medical situations may lead to postponing or avoiding a procedure.
Consultation Process
Preparation Steps
The consultation analyzes the smile dynamics and facial balance.
A precise clinical examination identifies the origin of the asymmetry.
Medical photographs may be used for evaluation.
The corrective options are explained according to the observed situation.
A personalized quote details the proposed strategy and possible outcomes.
The Procedure in Practice
Anesthesia, Duration, Hospitalization
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, sometimes combined with light sedation.
The duration varies depending on the technique chosen and the extent of the correction.
Outpatient care is usually considered.
The procedures may include a targeted resection, tissue reorientation, or volume correction.
Each procedure aims for functional symmetry as well as aesthetic symmetry.
Post-operative Care
The recovery includes temporary swelling and sometimes bruising.
Local sensitivity may occur in the first few days.
Local care is recommended to promote healing.
The resumption of social activities is considered gradually.
Medical follow-up allows for evaluation of the progress.
Results and Scars
The desired result corresponds to an improvement in lip symmetry.
The final appearance is assessed after the swelling has subsided.
Scars, when present, generally remain discreet.
The lip mobility is preserved in most situations.
Satisfaction depends on the initial diagnosis and anatomical limitations.
Risks and Possible Complications
Any procedure carries potential risks.
These may include residual asymmetry, prolonged scarring, or altered sensitivity.
Infection or delayed healing remain rare.
A secondary touch-up may sometimes be discussed.
The consultation addresses these elements with transparency.
Fees and Coverage
Surgical correction of lip asymmetries is most often related to aesthetics.
Coverage by Social Security is unusual.
The indicative fee depends on the technique considered and the complexity of the procedure.
A detailed quote will be provided before any decision.
No surgical procedures are performed within our clinic.
