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People are getting lip reductions now

  • <p>We're still trying to get our hands on Kylie Jenner's pout plumping Lip Kit but the puffed up lip trend is apparently on its way out.</p>
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    Lip reductions are now a thing

    We're still trying to get our hands on Kylie Jenner's pout plumping Lip Kit but the puffed up lip trend is apparently on its way out.

  • <p>Scary surgery trend: lip reductions are now a thing</p>
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    Scary surgery trend: lip reductions are now a thing

    Scary surgery trend: lip reductions are now a thing

  • <p>NewBeauty.com reports that the thin smackers look is taking off in Asia ... where patients want their top lip to be skinnier and curve like a bow (as in bow and arrow).</p><br>
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    Thin lips are in Vogue?

    NewBeauty.com reports that the thin smackers look is taking off in Asia ... where patients want their top lip to be skinnier and curve like a bow (as in bow and arrow).


  • <p>“Asian men and women typically prefer Caucasian facial features, which are narrower cheekbones, deeper eye sockets and thinner lips,” Thailand-based dermatologist Dr. Nuttae Nuttapon explains.</p>
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    Experts say it's a cultural thing

    “Asian men and women typically prefer Caucasian facial features, which are narrower cheekbones, deeper eye sockets and thinner lips,” Thailand-based dermatologist Dr. Nuttae Nuttapon explains.

  • <p>New York dermatologist Doris Day MD says “the procedure involves surgically cutting at the wet-dry line and pulling the lip underneath inside the mouth to reduce overall size.”</p>
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    This is how it's done

    New York dermatologist Doris Day MD says “the procedure involves surgically cutting at the wet-dry line and pulling the lip underneath inside the mouth to reduce overall size.”

  • Patients experience pain, swelling, bruising and a bit of redness after the procedure which is performed under local anesthesia.
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    Is it painful?

    Patients experience pain, swelling, bruising and a bit of redness after the procedure which is performed under local anesthesia.
  • <p>Mostly Asian men and women in their 20s and 30s.</p>
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    Who's getting it done?

    Mostly Asian men and women in their 20s and 30s.

  • <p>It takes around 15 to 30 minutes per lip.</p><br>
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    How long does it take?

    It takes around 15 to 30 minutes per lip.


  • <p>This augmentation will set you back between $2500 and $15,000.</p>
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    Costs?

    This augmentation will set you back between $2500 and $15,000.

  • <p>So far the trend has only been seen at certain clinics in Thailand.</p>
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    Only in Thailand?

    So far the trend has only been seen at certain clinics in Thailand.

  • <p>A surgeon called Dr. Apple posts before and after shots on his Instagram account and he has nearly 7,000 followers.</p>
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    Social media surgery trend

    A surgeon called Dr. Apple posts before and after shots on his Instagram account and he has nearly 7,000 followers.

<p>We're still trying to get our hands on Kylie Jenner's pout plumping Lip Kit but the puffed up lip trend is apparently on its way out.</p>
<p>Scary surgery trend: lip reductions are now a thing</p>
<p>NewBeauty.com reports that the thin smackers look is taking off in Asia ... where patients want their top lip to be skinnier and curve like a bow (as in bow and arrow).</p><br>
<p>“Asian men and women typically prefer Caucasian facial features, which are narrower cheekbones, deeper eye sockets and thinner lips,” Thailand-based dermatologist Dr. Nuttae Nuttapon explains.</p>
<p>New York dermatologist Doris Day MD says “the procedure involves surgically cutting at the wet-dry line and pulling the lip underneath inside the mouth to reduce overall size.”</p>
Patients experience pain, swelling, bruising and a bit of redness after the procedure which is performed under local anesthesia.
<p>Mostly Asian men and women in their 20s and 30s.</p>
<p>It takes around 15 to 30 minutes per lip.</p><br>
<p>This augmentation will set you back between $2500 and $15,000.</p>
<p>So far the trend has only been seen at certain clinics in Thailand.</p>
<p>A surgeon called Dr. Apple posts before and after shots on his Instagram account and he has nearly 7,000 followers.</p>
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