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Article: To achieve natural lips, consider entire face.(AESTHETIC DERMATOLOGY)
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- Skin & Allergy News
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- August 1, 2009
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When enhancing a patient's lips, consider the patient's aesthetic goals and the natural anatomy of the lip, and remember to think aesthetically about the entire face, said Dr. Kimberly Butterwick.
"Take care to achieve a lip that does not look like it's been done," advised Dr. Butterwick, a cosmetic dermatologist in La Jolla, Calif. "We're not just correcting a defect, but making a patient look prettier, and we have to be mindful how the lips contribute" to the symmetry and proportions of the entire face.
The anatomy of the lip--the vermilion border, the red portion of the lip, the philtral columns, and the balance of the upper and lower lip--and its ...
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