A lip lift is a surgical procedure that shortens the distance between the base of the nose and the upper lip (the philtrum), resulting in a more defined and visible upper lip. The Bull Horn technique is a common approach, using an incision shaped like a bull's horns at the base of the nose to lift the lip and improve lip definition.

What technique does Dr Norris use for lip lift surgery?

The lip lift cases in the Form & Face gallery include procedures performed using the Bull Horn technique. This approach uses a discreetly placed incision at the base of the nose, producing a natural-looking lift and improved upper lip definition. Contact Form & Face to book a consultation with Dr Norris to discuss your specific goals.

When will lip lift results be visible?

The gallery includes post-operative photos at 3 months and at 1 year, demonstrating results at different stages of healing. The final result becomes more apparent as any post-operative swelling fully resolves, typically within 3 to 6 months.

Lip lift Photos

Lip lift Before and After Photos

The outcomes shown are only relevant for this patient and do not necessarily reflect the results other patients may experience. Results may vary due to many factors, including the individual’s genetics and lifestyle.

Lip Lift using BullHorn technique. After photo at 1 year.

Bull Horn Technique Lip Lift-1
Post op photo 3 months.

For more details about this procedure, please contact us to book consultation with Dr Norris.

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Important: Cosmetic surgery carries risks. A seven-day cooling-off period applies after you sign a consent form for any cosmetic surgical procedure — you may withdraw during this period without financial penalty beyond non-refundable booking fees. Before proceeding, seek a second medical opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner. Results vary. Always seek independent medical advice. AHPRA Guidelines for Advertising a Regulated Health Service (effective 2 September 2025).