Is it possible to make upper lip smaller with Botox, if so where to inject it?

Thank you for sharing your photos and update. What you’re noticing when you smile is often caused by the mentalis muscle in the chin contracting strongly, which can make the chin look uneven, dimpled, or pointy. Botox can definitely help relax that muscle, softening the uneven appearance and g...

Thank you for sharing your concern and photo it’s very helpful. What you’re noticing is actually a fairly common occurrence with Botox. When we treat the crow’s feet area, sometimes the untreated muscles just below or nearby can become more active, creating a new fold or line under the eye when ...

Thank you for sharing your photos and describing your concern. What you’re noticing when you smile is related to the mentalis muscle in the chin, which can contract and create a pointy or uneven look. Botox can help by relaxing this muscle, softening the appearance, and giving a smoother c...

It's understandable that you're frustrated with your asymmetrical smile, especially when it's something you've dealt with for a long time. While fillers can enhance lip volume, they may not fully address underlying muscle imbalances that contribute to smile asymmetry. Here's some advice on...

Thank you for sharing your photo and history. What you’re noticing are indeed platysma bands—vertical bands in the neck caused by the activity of the platysma muscle, which can sometimes become more visible with age, stress, or even increased muscle tension in the neck. Yes, Botox is one of the...

I completely understand your concerns, especially since you’ve already gone through rhinoplasty and are cautious about further procedures. Botox in the alar region is sometimes used to reduce nostril flare when smiling. Unlike fillers, Botox does not add volume or carry the same risk of b...