As the image shows, the right side of my upper lip tissue begins slanting at my central incisor and continues all the way to my first molar. I have full lips so I know the upper lip tissue will naturally cover parts of my teeth, but I would like them to be covered evenly. In photos my smile looks crooked. I would prefer to have the right side reduced rather than plump the left side to match. I haven't had any lip filler. How do I resolve this minor concern?
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Thank you for your question and photo! A downturned mouth can be corrected with a neuromodulator that will relax the muscles that are dragging it downwards. Botox, Xeomin or Dysport could help in improving your expression, if administered by an expert. Consult a reputed surgeon to discuss your...
The pink lip (vermilion) and the white lip (skin between pink lip and nose) are the two areas of concern. When the white lip appears long or excessive, it can sometimes be shortened by removal of a portion just below the nose. This is called a lip lift and is usually performed under local...
Dear v757,
it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. In case scar tissue is your main problem, then a surgery might be a good option. If you are considering a treatment, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get...