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Botox is a temporary option that will have to be continually redone. Consider a consultation with a dentist or periodontist trained in lip-repositioning. Ask to see photos of similar cases they have done. It is not a hard procedure to do.
Hi,Actually, I think Botox will help your gummy appearance. I also think that if you added a little filler to your upper lip, that would also help. That way, you would have more of an upper lip in order to hide your gums more. So I think a combination approach of Botox along with fillers would work best for you.
I would recommend a consultation with a cosmetic/plastic surgeon to determine the best treatment option for you. The choice will depend on whether you are looking for a temporary or permanent solution. Botox would be a temporary solution, lip repositioning would be permanent.
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately without photographs or more extensive narrative as to the cause of your lip incompetence it is difficult to supply definite recommendations and I would recommend seeing a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation.
Botox is a great solution for lowering that upper lip. To correct a gummy smile, this is a very common treatment to relax the muscles that pull the lip up. However, this technique must be used extremely carefully as it can cause an abnormal smile if improperly placed or dosed. It is very imp...
Treating this with botulinum toxin is possible.Its not going to last more than 12 weeks probably but is not difficult to perform.
