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Hi there! The problem you've identified can definitely be challenging. The area to the side of the mouth is called the modiolus and is where all the muscles for smiling insert. Sometimes, buccal fat removal can assist with reducing the volume of the cheek and subsequently allowing the perioral area to settle a bit. I would be very careful doing anything aggressive around the corners of your mouth as it can lead to permanent deformity and alterations of your smile. Camouflaging with filler or fat transfer to the area of the marionettes can help reduce the appearance of the perioral mounds. Hope this helps you!
A second lip lift procedure can potentially address concerns with the columella area, but it's important to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon to assess your specific needs and goals. Here are some considerations: Consultation with a Specialist: Schedule a consultation with a...
Hi there! There are options to improve your lip’s position. One would be Botox or Dysport. These can be placed to cause a “lip flip” which works in many cases. A lip lift can be done which shortens the upper lip and creates more teeth show. This may be a good choice though it does create a scar....
Hi there! It's possible that fixing the lip tie will improve the amount of teeth show. If the lip is very tethered when smiling, that may indicate nice improvement if the frenulum is cut. A lip lift is also an option which works well. The incision is placed below the nose and the lip shortened....