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I had surgery on lip they removed a blister on the top part of my lower lip using a laser. it is swollen really big. how long will the swelling last?
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Swollen lip: Only for a few days. Put ice on the area. This will help greatly. It will also soothe the pain good luck and feel better.
Answered 12/27/2013
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