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Lip Lift - How do you explain the stitches and scar?

Started by VickyMI, February 11, 2013, 08:47:34 PM

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VickyMI

I am getting a Lift lift next month at least that is the plan.  I have qoutes from Dr. Z, Dr S and Dr. Metzer.  I have one major issue, since I work in drab and am not out how do you explain the stitches for 7 days and then the slowly fading scar for months after?

I was thinking:

A. I fell while biking
B. Got in a knife fight
C. Cut myself real bad shaving
D. _______________

I also tried wearing a bandaid under my nose this evening to see what that would look like.  I tried triming the bandaid to make it look smaller but all versions looked pretty silly.

For those of you that have had a lip lift I am sure most of you did it in conjunction with major FFS and were out of pocket for weeks.  But in my case I am just doing this one procedure - its a 40 minute in office IV sedate local anastesia procedure.  I plan to fly in and fly out the same day.

So please help I need some why to hid this thing at the office or at least a good excuse for the stitches under my nose.

Thanks !!

Happy T Gurl living as Vicky half time.
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Devlyn

I'm fresh out of useful advice, but how about we make D = Groucho Marx glasses? <running away>
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Anatta

Kia Ora,

Lip Lift - How do you 'explain' the stitches and scar?

With great difficulty, unless  that is, you're a ventriloquist ;) But on a more serious note, I think the "had a cyst removed" would be the way to go...

Metta Zenda :)
"The most essential method which includes all other methods is beholding the mind. The mind is the root from which all things grow. If you can understand the mind, everything else is included !"   :icon_yes:
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Dahlia

Better think about how you'll explain a swollen upperlip, a swollen nosetip and restricted lip/mouth movement while speaking, smiling etc.....
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Nicolette

I dropped drab in the 90s, however I had a lip lift and alarplasty two months ago during the xmas break. After two weeks I used camouflage makeup. The scar is below the nose and is not highly visible. No one is the wiser.

Forgot to say, I had tape covering the stitches for a week. But I had an allergic reaction to the tape which took a week for my lip to recover after the stitches were out. Stitches neatly placed under the nose is usually only one thing. Can't you take a week out until the stitches are removed?
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Carol2000

One thing you don't do is explain the scar, because with a little bit of camouflage makeup blended over it, nobody will see it.

C
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