My smile lines are completely different on the left and right and I am very self conscious about this. Can I fix this non invasively? Would fillers or Botox work? My top lip has a higher arch as well which I feel emphasizes the unevenness. Would fixing that help?
Answer: Asymmetric smile Thank you for your photograph and question. Carefully placed Botox and/or filler injections are good options for improving facial asymmetry. Best to consult with an experienced, certified injector. Best of luck.
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Answer: Asymmetrical smile Certainly, anything that is done should look natural even when you are not smiling. A bit of Botox to the left side of the face, just along the lip elevators should decrease the excessive length of your smile.Using fillers such as juvederm to the right side of the mouth can adjust the contour differences of the upper lip. This combination treatment usually can improve an asymmetrical smile better then surgery, with no down time.Best regards,Prashant Soni. M.D.
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Answer: Asymmetrical smile Certainly, anything that is done should look natural even when you are not smiling. A bit of Botox to the left side of the face, just along the lip elevators should decrease the excessive length of your smile.Using fillers such as juvederm to the right side of the mouth can adjust the contour differences of the upper lip. This combination treatment usually can improve an asymmetrical smile better then surgery, with no down time.Best regards,Prashant Soni. M.D.
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September 9, 2016
Answer: Fillers for aysmmetry Putting more filler in the deeper line will improve the symmetry. Using Botox to lower the lip can help but is tricky as it can drop the lip too much. RegardsDr. J
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Answer: Fillers for aysmmetry Putting more filler in the deeper line will improve the symmetry. Using Botox to lower the lip can help but is tricky as it can drop the lip too much. RegardsDr. J
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September 9, 2016
Answer: Asymmetric smile I would need to examine you at rest to determine if filler were an option. Otherwise, a very small amount of Botox on the left side to limit the smile could help. I'd recommend seeing someone with extensive experience as this type of treatment can be a bit tricky.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Rejuvenation SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers
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Answer: Asymmetric smile I would need to examine you at rest to determine if filler were an option. Otherwise, a very small amount of Botox on the left side to limit the smile could help. I'd recommend seeing someone with extensive experience as this type of treatment can be a bit tricky.Andrew Campbell, M.D.Facial Rejuvenation SpecialistQuintessa Aesthetic Centers
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September 21, 2016
Answer: Asymmetrical smile Minor facial asymmetry, such as yours, is very common, if not universal. A resting picture would also be useful in evaluating your mouth and smile lines. Muscles on either side of your face are not always symmetrically placed and cause asymmetry of your smile. Other factors such as sleeping on one side more than the other, or more sun damage on one side, can also contribute to facial asymmetry. Attempting correction with Botox injection in any of the smile muscles has to approached cautiously as there is a risk of making it worse, albeit temporarily. Keep in mind that not all asymmetries can be corrected. Sometimes, it's best to leave well enough alone. If you decide to proceed with Botox make sure you select a very experienced injector who is specifically interested and trained in aesthetics.
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September 21, 2016
Answer: Asymmetrical smile Minor facial asymmetry, such as yours, is very common, if not universal. A resting picture would also be useful in evaluating your mouth and smile lines. Muscles on either side of your face are not always symmetrically placed and cause asymmetry of your smile. Other factors such as sleeping on one side more than the other, or more sun damage on one side, can also contribute to facial asymmetry. Attempting correction with Botox injection in any of the smile muscles has to approached cautiously as there is a risk of making it worse, albeit temporarily. Keep in mind that not all asymmetries can be corrected. Sometimes, it's best to leave well enough alone. If you decide to proceed with Botox make sure you select a very experienced injector who is specifically interested and trained in aesthetics.
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