Asymmetrical smile - Botox, surgery, or orthodontics?

botox, fillers and veneers can help give him improvement. start emeragecosmetics lip essentials kit. Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi J,
I would treat you with a little Botox to even your smile. Feel free to contact me with any further questions or concerns. Happy Independence Day Weekend! Good luck and be well.

Michael Persky, MD
Encino, CA

Like right or left handedness, people are dominant on one side of their face. Some more than others. Botox or dysport uses to balance the facial muscles will be your best option. I would start with injecting the levator labii aliquae nasii on the side that pulls harder.

A small amount of Botox may be helpful in relaxing your smile on one side. Be sure to see an expert injector for an evaluation and treatment.

Botox may help relax the one side of your mouth to create a more even smile. If your mouth is uneven when you aren't smiling, filler may be able to even it out as well. I would consult with your doctor to see what is the best option!

I think Botox is the easiest way, If that did not work ( you know after 1 week) then the cause may be little excess skin in that corner of the mouth, then surgery or even laser treatment may be other options

You have a pretty smile already so we are just talking about finely tuned adjustments. Botox or similar products can relax you lip just enough to correct the exposed corner and it is reversible if you don't find it to your liking. Your teeth already look so perfectly aligned.

Hello
Although different methods are available for an asymmetric smile but depend on each individual one may be a superior and better option.
I would always prefer non-invasive treatments as there are plenty of choices. Based on the photo, it seems it is dynamic so injecting botox for the asymmetry of smile is the safest method to go.
for a gummy smile , similarly, few units of botox can take care of it. later on, it may be evaluated for fillers as well.

I would avoid any surgical methods.

Hello,there is 2 ways to fix this The first way is to correct the asymmetry with Botox, this will help us to decrease the muscle strength and to make it even, Botox lasts 3-6 months and there is some patients that can see a lest lasting result.
The second way is a lot more technical,it is called Miomodulation,this is done with Hyaluronic Acid,we have to get in between the muscles to block,increase or decrease the muscular activity and it is extremely difficult to get into the symmetry of the area, I recommend to do it little by little and to make after procedure consultations until we reach the proper desired result.Warmest RegardsDr. Sanchez