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Chapped lips
I have genetically chapped lips from birth.How can i get rid of it,naturally or surgically ,,,,,,,,
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Firstly go conservatively. The upper lip is very dry. You need to keep it mosturised all the time. You can apply gylcerine or ghee or butter. This will keep them mosturised for long.
Most importantly remember don't make lips wet by tongue this makes them dry fast. Lubricate them with good mosturising glycerine.
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If in 1 month you cannot se any result then you can see other operative measures.
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Dr. Chaitali G Tejale
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
You need to keep your lips daily full day moisturized for a weeks time
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Drink lots of water
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Refrain from pulling the loose dry ends . Let them heal on its own
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Dr. Anish Kumar Lagisetti
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9 yrs exp
Kakinada
Surgically i feel no need to go. Naturally this is a sign of dehydration keep yourself hydrated. Drink lots of water r juices . You can use any lipbalms r best is apply ghee. If you follow these every day gradually your lips become normal. It will take time
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