What's the best way to fix a downturned mouth?

You are not alone! As
an expert injector in the field, I have assisted multiple patients who have inquired
about this very thing.  A touch of Botox
or Dysport in the muscles that we use to frown can relax the muscle enough to “turn
that frown upside down” in virtually no time.  Of course, a face-to-face analysis would allow me to decide if filler to
the cheeks or peri-oral area would be an option to soften lines giving your
overall appearance a lift.  I would also
consider whether you would be a good candidate for Ultherapy to tighten, tone
and rebuild volume in the skin and facial muscles.  It’s the only FDA-approved ultrasound
treatment for anti-aging, and my patients love it because it’s non-invasive
with no downtime.The results last for
years!”

Thanks for your question. Without seeing actual photographs, it is difficult to give a definitive response to your question. I always recommend patients schedule a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon to learn the best options given by the specialists who know the most about skin as well as the anatomy in the area you are discussing.For what you are describing, most of us would use dermal fillers in this area to replace the volume lost and to help turn the mouth upward. The fillers most commonly used in this area include Belotero and Restylane Silk. Other products and procedures may be needed or recommended, but you need to see photos or have an appointment to determine the full optimal results.