A bilateral complete cleft of the lip only not the alveolus) results in the complete separation of the tissue that would normally form which structure?

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A bilateral complete cleft of the lip only (not the alveolus) results in the complete separation of the tissue that would normally form the prolabium. The prolabium is the area just above the upper lip that includes the philtrum (groove between the nose and upper lip) and the vermilion (pink part of the upper lip).

A Bilateral Complete Cleft of the Lip Only Not the Alveolus)