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Use of a Hyaluronic Acid Soft-tissue Filler to Correct Congenital and Post-traumatic Lip Asymmetry
Rajat Kandhari1, Gregory J Goodman2,3, Massimo Signorini4
1Dr Kandhari's Skin & Dental Clinic, New Delhi, India.
Background:
The use of hyaluronic acid soft-tissue fillers for enhancement of lip features is a popular and minimally invasive office-based procedure used worldwide due to its relative simplicity and favorable safety profile.
Materials And Methods:
Hyaluronic acid was used in illustrative cases to attempt correction of congenital and acquired lip asymmetries.
Results:
In the cases presented, accurate and cosmetically acceptable results were attained and maintained for the duration of the product life.
Conclusions:
Hyaluronic acid may be used successfully when lip asymmetry is evident and is a relatively simple nonsurgical alternative.
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