Based on the history of a painless swelling on the lower lip that increases and decreases in size, a mucocele (mucous retention/extravasation cyst) is certainly a possibility. However, from the photograph, the lesion appears to have a whitish surface and other conditions such as a traumatic ulcer, irritation fibroma, or minor salivary gland lesion should also be considered. Since it has been present for only about a week, you may observe it for a short period while avoiding lip biting, trauma, and excessive manipulation of the area. There is no specific medication that reliably cures a mucocele. Many resolve spontaneously, but recurrent or persistent lesions often require minor surgical excision along with removal of the involved minor salivary gland.

This is mucocele is small, asymptomatic, present in lower lip mucocele is mucus filled cyst .it occur due to trauma ,lip biting sometime it resolved spontaneously and if not it is removed surgically

It looks like mucocoel or mucous extravasation cyst .. Since you have no pain or bleeding from lesion also it changes in size at different times

It is mucocele .

Based on the history and photo, this does appear consistent with a mucocele (a mucus-filled cyst from a minor salivary gland), which commonly occurs on the lower lip after repeated lip biting or minor trauma. Unfortunately, there is no medication that reliably removes a mucocele. Many resolve spontaneously over a few weeks, but some repeatedly shrink and refill, which matches your description.

Hello Sir! I’m glad you are aware of the condition. Yes it is Mucocele. It usually occurs when salivary duct gets obstructed due to trauma or calcification or fibrosis.

It is mucocoel usually subsides on its own if not then visit nearby dentist and get the lesion removed surgically.

Hello This overgrowth is called mucocele.It is harmless. Only treatment is surgical or laser removal. It has a tendency to recur. So avoid biting the lip.

This is mucocele, avoid lip biting, sucking, or trauma to the area. And visit to dentist to remove.

Thanks for sharing Pic ! The mucocele needs to be removed surgically . Please visit an Oral &Maxillofacial Surgeon for the same.

Its mucocel , thats just saliva collected. It happens when a salivary gland duct gets blocked or injured, often from accidentally biting your lip or cheek.Usually no treatment required , unless it is disturbing , painfull , grows larger. Can getfemoved by simple one day procedure.

Hello This is a mucocele You will have to get it removed from your nearest dentist

Hello This is mucocele please visit the dentist to get it removed