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Our bodies are simply not symmetric, think of them as cousins not twins. One side is always going to be stronger or higher. One side will be weaker and lower. Typically, it goes along with your dominate hand, left handed vs right handed. You can use a neurotoxin to help with symmetry whether it’s working to raise one side or soften the other, it is not a permanent fix but it most definitely can help. Hope this helps.
A small dose of Botox can be used to help even out your smile a bit. Just know there's no exact symmetry formula, so consider starting conservatively and adjust based on the results. See an expert injector for treatment.
Hello and thank you for your question. Of course it is always best to have an in person assessment so that the facial muscles can be properly examined at rest and in animation, however, some patients do have more power on one side of the face than the other. From your photo, it looks like the right sided muscles that are lip and corner of mouth elevators are stronger on the right compared to the left so the right side pulls less opposed so to speak. Oftentimes a very small amount of Botox or other Neuromodulator injected about 1 cm lateral to the nose on the strong side weakens things a little and allows for more symmetry. An experienced injector will know how to determine the precise spot and dose. I hope this helps and thanks for asking!Dr. Amanda Maloney, FRSC(C)
Hello and thank you for your question. As a first treatment method, I would definitely recommend Botox (or similar Neuromodulator ) as you appear to have tonic contraction of the glabellar muscles (assuming you are not trying to frown in the photo) . Botox relaxes the muscle and prevents this...
Hi!First off if you’re paying $900 for Tox to the Traps you should do some research in your area to explore pricing. I believe that may be somewhat over priced. Trapezius muscles can hypertrophy or become enlarged for many different reasons including genetics, how you carry yourself and your s...
The effects of Botox are temporary, typically lasting three to four months. You can consider fillers to help restore volume and improve facial contours. See an expert injector near you to learn more.
