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Yes, Botox is safe to treat the “gummy smile”. Botox is used to keep the lips from elevating thus, giving you a less gummy smile. This treatment requires about 2 units of Botox injected on each side of the nostril Botox typically lasts 3 months in this area. Some patients do not like this procedure because it changes your smile somewhat. I recommend seeing an experienced injection with much knowledge of facial anatomy. Best of Luck!
Yes, low dose Botox injection is a safe and effective treatment option for gummy smile. It does require advanced facial anatomy knowledge so make sure you see an experienced injector.
Thank you foryour question wnygirl. Botox isa purified protein used to address wrinkles associated with facial expression. Some people have what is called a gummy smile, where when the person smiles the upper lip is elevated so high such that the gums from the upper teeth are visible. In the lower face Botox can be placed on either side of the nose to relax the LLSAN muscle which elevates the upper lip when one smiles. This will address the gummy smile. Please consult witha doctor for specific recommendations. Good luck!
Botox has been proven to be safe and effective for treating the gummy smile.Experienced injectors can help.
This is one of the most effective and rewarding treatments performed with Botox; however, it must not be overdone or your lip will come too far down and your smile will not look good so be sure you see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon
Hello Wnygirl,Botox is safe in improving the appearance of a "gummy smile." However, it is important to realize that it will change the appearance of the smile (which is the purpose of using it for a gummy smile but sometimes people don't like the new shape) since the middle part won't be raising up as high. I'd recommend you receive your injection from a core aesthetic physician injector (facial plastic surgeon, plastic surgeon, dermatologist). I hope this helps and good luck.
Yes, when performed correctly, Botox can be used to reduce the appearance of a "gummy smile". Always seek treatment from a qualified professional. Good luck!
Hi. Thank you for your question! Yes! Botox is an excellent treatment for a gummy smile. It does not require much to treat this area. I have noticed, however, that it does not last as long in this area as other areas largely because the area is so active. Good luck!
Botox in the levator superioris labii alaquae nasi is done by the best injectors. It keeps the lips from elevating. It requires about 2 units of Botox on either side of the nostril. It will last about 3 months. Some people don't like this injection because it changes their smile somewhat.
Hi wnygirl,Yes indeed BOTOX injections are a safe and effective way to reduce the appearance of the gums when smiling. It is a simple and quick procedure when performed by an expert physician injector who has experience treating this concern. The precise dose and exact site of injection will determine the success of the treatment. My advice is to do your research when looking for a doctor. Best, Manish Khanna, MD
Thank you for sharing your question. It would be extremely unusual to have this side effect following BOTOX. The itchiness is probably not related to the injections. Inform your doctor should the symptoms worsen. Good luck,
Hello, It is very common to feel tight after a Botox injection. The feeling will subside as the Botox wears off.
6 units isn't a lot for the forehead if the glabella (middle brow) wasn't treated. This can cause numbing of the muscle for up to 3-4 months. I suggest waiting 2 weeks to see the full affect and then deciding if you need to even out with more or if waiting 3-4 months would be best. Dr. Emer.
I would go ahead and follow up with your Doctor. I am unable to give you more precise information without a before photo and also knowing what type of filler you had. However, I would give it time to assure any swelling has gone down before making more changes. Once you're assured there is no...
Your lower eyelids look a little swollen to me. More than likely, the swelling still hasn't resolved after your prior treatment. I'd recommend patience. Discuss your concerns with your provider. There are other treatments that help. Consider seeing a specialist.Andrew Campbell, M.D. Facial...
There is no known adverse events that I am aware of taking antibiotics after Botox injections, however the only time to be careful with these treatments is if you have any known neuromuscular disorders and of course pregnancy and breastfeeding is an absolute contraindication to...
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