It has not been long since I had protruding-mouth correction and philtrum shortening together. My mouth originally looked somewhat protruding, and my philtrum was long, so it had always stressed me out. I was too scared of bone-shaving procedures such as double-jaw or protruding-mouth surgery, so while researching, I heard that this clinic achieves a protruding-mouth effect through nasolabial-angle correction by adjusting the nose and lip line together. I had a consultation and decided right away.
Perhaps because the director specializes in philtrum shortening, they assessed my facial proportions precisely and refined only the necessary areas without going too far. Anyway, filling the depressed nasolabial angle while shortening the philtrum made my mouth look like it had moved inward, amazingly! Since the entire lower face became shorter, I also look younger, and my overall facial image has become very neat and sophisticated.
It has only been two weeks, so I am still paying attention to swelling and scar care, but the suturing was done so meticulously that I am not too worried about scars. For someone like me who finds bone surgery burdensome and has a protruding mouth, this seems like a great option.