Is there a solution for an asymmetrical mouth?

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Hello, I'm 23 years old, I discovered this problem in the last 2 years only and i do't know if it's older than that. My mouth is normal in the neutral expressions. but when I smile or even talk, my lips are pulled upward in the left side more than the right. I don't know if there's any non surgical treatment? does contracting my muscles voluntarily in the left side while i'm talking or smiling would help me in the long term? Thank you. :)

Ava T. Shamban, MD · Answer

Botox
and or fillers are a good option for an assymetrical smile. there is a
nonsurgical, noninvasive way to treat a mouth that is assymetrical—with Botox! Our board-certified dermatologists can use
precisely placed neuromodulator injections to correct the mouth.

Kimberly Butterwick, MD · Answer

Botox
and or fillers are a good option for an assymetrical smile. there is a
nonsurgical, noninvasive way to treat a mouth that is assymetrical—with Botox! Our board-certified dermatologists can use
precisely placed neuromodulator injections to correct the mouth.

Lawrence Osman, MD · Answer

A small amount of Botox very carefully placed into the muscles that pull the left side of your lips up, would help.

Is there a solution for an asymmetrical mouth?

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