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Thank you for your question. I agree with my colleagues bellow. You should see your dentist first. Many injectors will attempt Botox, fillers, but it is best to address the underlying cause.
Thank you for sharing your question. I would advise you speak to your dentist, and possibly and oral maxillofacial surgeon to discuss your skeletal anatomy as a reason for your lip closure difficulties. Hope this helps.
I would first see a dentist. It could be an occlusion problem related to teeth or the jaw. Also chronic mouth breathers need to keep their mouth open. If all evaluations are negative, filling the lips with HA filler will get them closer to touching.
There are many potential causes for the lips not meeting when the mouth is closed. Sometimes this is because of dental issues and the teeth need to assessed. The first step is to find a cause and it's worth seeing a dentist to begin with
Most fillers can create this look and are always recommended 1st. Then when we see what size you like, we later switch over to the permanent implants.
Fat grafting is one of the solutions to make your lips fuller permanently. The trick is that they do not stay as full as they are right after the procedure since fat dissolves so after some time your lips will shrink by 50-70 %. Usually with fat grafting is better do build it up slowly, start...
From the photos, it appears as though you have a natural (and common!) asymmetry to your lips. This is one of the most gratifying things to treat - a small amount of dermal filler such as Juvederm or Restylane can help resolve this issue for you by adding filler to the area to create a better...
