Swollen upper lips can develop due to allergic reactions, injuries, or medication side effects. However, they can also stem from an infection, Crohn’s disease, and other underlying causes. This ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." “When dead cells aren't removed from the surface of your skin,” says Dr. Yadav, “they can get trapped ...

Waking up with a spot on your lip is never a good feeling. Often cold sores or pimples are to blame, though telling the difference isn't always easy. They can look similar on the surface, but their ...

A person’s lips can swell on one side for several reasons, such as allergic reactions, injuries, or long-term medical conditions. Keep reading to explore why a person’s lip may swell on one side, and ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through the links below." Let’s be real for a sec. There are few things worse than staring in the mirror in the morning, ...

Swollen lips may be caused by allergic reactions, injuries, chapping or sunburn, infections, and cysts called mucoceles. The swelling comes from either inflammation or built-up fluid under the skin.

The next time you’re tempted to pop a pimple, think again. A woman on TikTok says that she got a staph infection from popping a pimple above her lip. “I will never pop another pimple on my face, not ...

Immediately after you get lip filler, the lips can look a little uneven. The day after, you can expect your lips to feel tender and look larger than the final result. After three days have gone by, ...

With the warmer weather comes birdsong, blossoms, and (in my case) spots. Experts think increased sweating combined with some sunscreens might lead to a build-up of oil and sebum; but if you’re ...