When my mouth is closed it looks pretty normal, but when I smile, my top lip don't lift up to show my teeth. It hangs over my teeth like a curtain. I have really perfect teeth that don't show and I don't know what to do.If i force a smile it shows but does not look natural. Would a Lip lift help?
Answer: Lip lift and tooth show while smiling Measure the distance between the base of the nostrils and the red part of your lip. If it is more than 1.5 centimeters you could get a good result. If you hold your mouth slightly open and the upper front teeth don't show, lip lift would definitely help. Check out the video below and the web link for more info to see if you are a good candidate.
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Answer: Lip lift and tooth show while smiling Measure the distance between the base of the nostrils and the red part of your lip. If it is more than 1.5 centimeters you could get a good result. If you hold your mouth slightly open and the upper front teeth don't show, lip lift would definitely help. Check out the video below and the web link for more info to see if you are a good candidate.
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Answer: Lip Lift to Show Upper Teeth A lip lift raises the central part of the upper lift. It will shorten the distance between your upper lip and the base of the nose. Your upper teeth will also become more noticeable. It will help to reduce that sagging appearance and enhance the overall appearance of your smile.
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Answer: Lip Lift to Show Upper Teeth A lip lift raises the central part of the upper lift. It will shorten the distance between your upper lip and the base of the nose. Your upper teeth will also become more noticeable. It will help to reduce that sagging appearance and enhance the overall appearance of your smile.
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August 3, 2018
Answer: Lip lift You do have a relatively long upper "white" lip and so a lip lift may help. One of its intentions is to help reveal the bottom portion of the upper teeth, especially beautiful teeth as in your case.
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August 3, 2018
Answer: Lip lift You do have a relatively long upper "white" lip and so a lip lift may help. One of its intentions is to help reveal the bottom portion of the upper teeth, especially beautiful teeth as in your case.
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November 6, 2020
Answer: How can I show my teeth better when I smile. You would benefit from a lip lift as your upper lip is long in the vertical direction. Ideally the upper lip has to be less than 1.5 centimeter. in your case, it is probably 2 cm. I place the scars in such a way that it is not visible. I do hundreds of lip lifts and if the scars were a problem, I would not be doing them. It is a technically demanding procedure that requires experience to do it well. But when it's done well, the patients are very happy. Most patients do not hesitate to travel and get this operation done by the right plastic surgeon. Good luck to you in your search.
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November 6, 2020
Answer: How can I show my teeth better when I smile. You would benefit from a lip lift as your upper lip is long in the vertical direction. Ideally the upper lip has to be less than 1.5 centimeter. in your case, it is probably 2 cm. I place the scars in such a way that it is not visible. I do hundreds of lip lifts and if the scars were a problem, I would not be doing them. It is a technically demanding procedure that requires experience to do it well. But when it's done well, the patients are very happy. Most patients do not hesitate to travel and get this operation done by the right plastic surgeon. Good luck to you in your search.
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March 6, 2018
Answer: Does a lip lift produce more teeth show Hello and thank you for providing your photos, In my practice, we find that shortening the upper lip allows for more teeth show, a slight increase in the show of vermillion lip (pink) in the midline and a more youthful appearance.The surgery does create a little more teeth show, both at rest and when smiling. The surgery is done under local anesthetic and the final scar is hidden under the nose where it is nearly imperceptible once healed. I recommend you have a consultation with a surgeon who specializes in lip lifts, who can examine your face and discuss your objectives thoroughly.The video below shows a recent surgery I performed on a patient who desired more teeth show.
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March 6, 2018
Answer: Does a lip lift produce more teeth show Hello and thank you for providing your photos, In my practice, we find that shortening the upper lip allows for more teeth show, a slight increase in the show of vermillion lip (pink) in the midline and a more youthful appearance.The surgery does create a little more teeth show, both at rest and when smiling. The surgery is done under local anesthetic and the final scar is hidden under the nose where it is nearly imperceptible once healed. I recommend you have a consultation with a surgeon who specializes in lip lifts, who can examine your face and discuss your objectives thoroughly.The video below shows a recent surgery I performed on a patient who desired more teeth show.
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July 30, 2017
Answer: Will a Lip Lift Help to Show Upper Teeth when I Smile? Thank you for your question. The Lip Lift procedure is performed to accentuate the size and/or shape of the upper lip by removing skin from the region just underneath the nose. As the distance is decreased between the nose and the lip, the red lip is 'lifted' which may impart or restore a more favorable balance to lips and face. The Lip Lift is intended to improve 'teeth show' but that is most noticeable at rest. Given the muscle involvement during smiling, increased visibility of your upper teeth during smiling is less predictable. I would advise you to consult in person with a facial plastic surgeon with experience performing this procedure.
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July 30, 2017
Answer: Will a Lip Lift Help to Show Upper Teeth when I Smile? Thank you for your question. The Lip Lift procedure is performed to accentuate the size and/or shape of the upper lip by removing skin from the region just underneath the nose. As the distance is decreased between the nose and the lip, the red lip is 'lifted' which may impart or restore a more favorable balance to lips and face. The Lip Lift is intended to improve 'teeth show' but that is most noticeable at rest. Given the muscle involvement during smiling, increased visibility of your upper teeth during smiling is less predictable. I would advise you to consult in person with a facial plastic surgeon with experience performing this procedure.
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