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What Causes A Painful Red Bump On The Lips?

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Posted on Thu, 14 Sep 2017
Question: What is this red bump on my lip, I've never had one before and it's A little painful.
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Kakkar (1 hour later)
Brief Answer:
Fibrous papule or a mucocele

Detailed Answer:
Hello. thank you for writing to us.

I am Dr. Kakkar (dermatologist). I have gone through your query and I have viewed he image.
I can see a single, pinhead sized, raised, red bump on lower lip.
I will keep a possibility of either a benign fibrous papule or a blocked gland leading to a small mucocele. Preceding trauma from lip biting is an underlying cause in both cases. Trauma may have gone unnoticed. Sometimes a small mucocele may resolve spontaneously. Others may however grow or remain static.
I would suggest figuration with either Electrocautery or Radiofrequency Cautery if it does not resolve in a few days or grows bigger.

Regards
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What Causes A Painful Red Bump On The Lips?

Brief Answer: Fibrous papule or a mucocele Detailed Answer: Hello. thank you for writing to us. I am Dr. Kakkar (dermatologist). I have gone through your query and I have viewed he image. I can see a single, pinhead sized, raised, red bump on lower lip. I will keep a possibility of either a benign fibrous papule or a blocked gland leading to a small mucocele. Preceding trauma from lip biting is an underlying cause in both cases. Trauma may have gone unnoticed. Sometimes a small mucocele may resolve spontaneously. Others may however grow or remain static. I would suggest figuration with either Electrocautery or Radiofrequency Cautery if it does not resolve in a few days or grows bigger. Regards