Age 57 - Hanging Frown Lines on Sides of Mouth Doctor Answers, Tips
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Age 57 - Hanging Frown Lines on Sides of Mouth

The frown lines make my whole mouth look like a big frown. People say I look unhappy when I just feel normal. I have to pull the sides of my mouth up (feels like i'm smiling) just for my mouth to look like a straight line. This is difficult to remember to do all day long at work! I look like a miserably unhappy person, which really puts people off. It's far from attractive & completely belies what I'm feeling on the inside! Can this be fixed without spending my life savings?!?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by My Face Lies! in Gardena California
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Ugly Frown lines on the corners of the mouth are easily corrected with Radiesse.

The ugly frown lines on the corners of the mouth are easily corrected with radiesse to bring them up for about $630 and lasts about a yr.  It is a quick and easy fix.  Sincerely, David Hansen,MD
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Fillers, Botox and Plastic Surgery

Fillers would certainly be a relatively inexpensive way to remedy this common cosmetic problem. Thus, you might try this first and if not satisfied, or as the problem worsens, seek plastic surgery as a more permanent correction. Perlane, a more intense form of Restylane, is effective in this area as is Radiesse. Medicis is presently running a special ( good until the end of the year), with a $150 rebate on two syringes. This affect can be augmented with 2-4 units of Botox placed... more
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Sagging arounf the mouth

The best treatment for saggin tissue around the mouth is often a  facelift and sometimes combined with facial fillers.
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Sagging around mouth and jaw

When mild this sagging can be addressed by injection of a filler. The cost is in the hundreds depending on the type of filler and amount used. More severe sagging will require a more aggressive surgical approach. Without a photo I could not speculate which would be better for you or even if both is an option. If the skin pinch in front of your ears required to correct it is more than 1cm then surgery is your best option.
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