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A member asked:
I recently quit smoking. is it possible to gain back the color and size of my (used to be) full lips???
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Wait and see: good for you to quit. You should feel released and gradually better as time goes by. Full, wider lips are not granted, but if you use to have them, they will likely improve. Congratulations!
Answered 1/29/2016
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