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Thank you for your question. While a small amount of Botox can certainly give you a little bit of a lift in the Cupid’s bow, you may not notice much of a difference because of the amount of filler that you have in your lips. However, because such a small amount is used, it may be worth a try to see if you are happy with the results. Always make sure that you are seeing an experienced injector - not only to ensure that you get the best possible results, but that the procedure is done safely and correctly. Good luck!
Thank you for your question. Botox would be an appropriate product to use to give an upturned result to the upper lip, thus making the upper lip appear fuller. You seem to have good volume in your lips but if you are looking to enhance the volume, then filler would be the best option.
Report You can get a gentle upper lip lift with a small amount of Botox or Xeomin injected into the muscle around the mouth to give a slight lift. Fillers can also be used to plump the lips. However, because your lips are already quite plump you may not see much difference. .
Botox and/or filler can be used to provide lift. Nova threads can be used to improve lift and shape. Implants or fat are alternatives. Technique will be important here, so you'll want to see someone meticulous. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Hello and thank you for your question. A small amount of Botox injected just above the lips can give a bit of a lift, however not to the extent of which you are showing in your photo. The effects of Botox in the upper lip is mostly to avoid the curling in of the upper lip when smiling. If you are looking for a dramatic lift to your cupids bow, I suggest looking into an upper lip lift. Best of luck!
BOTOX® can be used to help lift your cupid’s bow. However, with the amount of filler that you currently have, you’re unlikely to see much of a difference after BOTOX. You may want to wait until some of your filler has worn away on its own before adding BOTOX. The placement of your next round of filler can also slightly alter the shape of your lips. Hope this helps.
You can get a gentle upper lip lift with a small amount of Botox or Xeomin injected into the muscle around the mouth to give a slight lift. Fillers can also be used to plump the lips. However, because your lips are already quite plump you may not see much difference.
Botox placed in the proper site can provide a nice subtle lip turnout (commonly referred as a "lip pop"). This treatment does not require many units and can result in a really great natural look. Make sure you are treated by an experienced professional for best results.
Hello there! Properly placed Botox in the upper lip can create a "lever" type effect. This can lift the upper lip slightly, but with how filled your lips are, I don't know how much you will actually see. Considering how few units are used with this technique, it is definitely worth a try. Cheers. Sarah RN BSN
Botox can "un-roll" lips to certain extend, however, since your lips are overfilled you may see no difference. Stay natural! Good luck!
Yes, it is perfectly safe to get a Botox injection if you have had Bell's Palsy and should not cause Bell's Palsy return.
The blurred vision and discharge around your eyes are not known side effects of Botox. However, I would recommend following up with your eye doctor to continue searching for the cause of your symptoms.
To select the appropriate treatment you need to understand the effects of the treatments. Botox injected into the masseter muscle will cause a slimming effect to the jaw by softening the appearance of that muscle. If your masseter muscle is not hypertrophied then injecting this area will not...