Vertical incision on lower lip?

I posted this seperately because I thought people with vertical incisions might not read the post about horazontil ones.

So if you had a vertical incision for the removal of a lower lip mucocele please let me know here. I'd appreciate it!


EDIT:

Maybe I need a better description of vertical vs. horazontil...especialy since I'm really concerned about the stitches orientation to the lip and not the actual cut.

So where your stitches up and down or right to left:

Here:

Up and Down=Vertical Incision

If you are standing upright, do your stitches make a line from your lip heading down such that one stitch is higher than the other in such a way that if you connect them you would draw a line that follows the lenght of your body and would extend past the lips up into the air and down through your body to the ground. This is what I ment by vertical. Lets just call this Up and Down.

Like this:

l
l
l
l
l

or if each x is an individual stitch that all line up like this:


x
x
x
x
x


Or

Left to Right = Horazontal

If you are standing upright, do your stitches make a line from one side of your lips to the other following the curve of your lip in such a way that all the stitches are roughly the same distance away from your lip and form a line that is opposite the lenght of your body. If you connect the stitches and draw a line it would go from left to right out either side of your jaw. This is what i ment by horazontal. Lets call this Left to Right.

Like This => ------------

or if each x is an individual stitch that all line up like this:


x x x x x x