“Cracked lip corners from dryness or weather ... a touch of filler can lift the corners of the mouth instantaneously, changing the local anatomy of the corners of the mouth, which may prevent ...

The answer lies in lips' unique anatomy ... that demarcates lip tissue from the rest of the face — the tissue resembles the mucous membrane that lines the inside of the mouth.

Severely chapped lips are more often noted on the body of the lip.” AC is relatively ... exaggerated skin creases around the mouth, because of aging or anatomy, might be more likely to get ...

While our bodies shouldn’t be subject to the same whims as our hair or eyeliner or jeans, culture’s influence over anatomy is undeniably ... end of a patient’s lip journey.

You can get a piercing on the inside of your mouth (intraoral) or the type that you can see outside of your mouth (perioral). Some types of oral piercings are: It's a way to express your style ...