The right half of my upper lip has appeared slightly fuller and noticeably higher than the left half for at least ten years (I’m 31 now). Even when smiling, the right half is much more elevated. Is there a way to reposition the left half to match the right half, both when smiling and not smiling?
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Answer: Lip is a reflection of underdeveloped maxilla that does not support facial tissues; Consider DNA Appliance to correct.
There are only two ways to correct lip incompetence, Reduce the underlying maxillary or mandibular height or augment the lip. The only real way to augment the lip is to increase the vermillion, and the amount that can be done is limited by aesthetics. (Elongating the philtrum would require...
The treatment options for a gummy smile include botox, traditional orthognathic surgery and ablation and repositioning of the upper lip. The first option is temporary and the second procedure requires braces and major surgery in the hospital. The third option is performed in the office with...
Tour upper jaw is very small and underdeveloped.
You should investigate Epigenetic Orthopedics to grow a full wide healthy smile as well as a better airway.
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