Does everyone’s upper lip look smaller than the lower when looking down regardless of if the upper lip is the same thickness?

When assessing lip proportions, it's common for the upper lip to appear smaller than the lower lip, especially from a downward angle or profile view. This is due to the natural anatomical structure of the lips and how they are positioned on the face. Even if the upper lip is similar in thickness to the lower lip when viewed straight on, the angle can create the illusion of a size difference.

Dermal fillers, such as Juvederm, can be used to enhance the volume and shape of the upper lip. They can help balance the proportions and add height to the upper lip, potentially improving its appearance from various angles. However, it is important to have realistic expectations; while fillers can enhance symmetry and volume, they may not completely change how the lips look when viewed from all angles, such as when looking down.

It's best to consult with a qualified dermatologist or cosmetic professional to discuss your goals and determine the most appropriate treatment plan. They can provide personalized advice and help you achieve a balanced and natural look.

What you described is a normal lip appearance. If you are wanting a more enhanced look you can consider adding fillers. There are several available to help you achieve the look you are wanting. Some are even specifically designed for the lips and keep them feeling soft.