I had botox in my chin 2 years ago. I felt a sharp pain at the point I of injection near my left mandible nerve. About 4-5 months after injection I noticed it impacted my bottom lip. The left side of my lip appears to poke out when I talk and smile. When I smile without talking, the left side does not pull down as far as the right but prior to the botox injection it did. My smile is now crooked. I am assuming my nerve was damaged. Is there anything that can be done to correct the problem?
My bottom teeth show when I talk and even tho there are tons of lip lift advice, not much advice for lifting the bottom lip. Can botox do it? Is there surgical procedures that can lift it, without lifting the top lip?
Ive been getting Botox for awhile. I commonly get it in my forehead and crows feet. I have had it in my chin one time before to reduce how my muscle pulls my smile down. I decided to get it done a second time in addition to my normal Botox, but now my smile is jacked up. Im assuming its from the Botox in my chin. When I smile, my bottom lip curls over my bottom teeth instead of widening as usual. First photo is my normal smile. Other photos (pink hair) are with the bad Botox. What happened?
I suspect a hyperactive mentalis muscle is the cause. When I smile, I get a witches chin although my chin is small. Can Botox lessen the severity? When Im relaxed, my chin looks receded although its not (based on x-rays, my mandible is too far forward although no dental underbite). Can Botox make the muscle not be shifted downwards when I smile?
I had botox injected to lesson the frown line on either side of my mouth. I am now having malocclusion problems. Constantly biting my tongue and lower lip. What can i do to correct this? I'm also a flute player and discovered this was probably a big mistake for i have lost my ambiture. :(