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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 can definitely be both effective and permanent for the lips. The main issue with fat grafting is only about 40% of the fat survives forever. So you require an over injection which will give your lips an over done look for the first month really. Often patients say they liked the...
These fillers, (Restylane, Juvederm) are good to create a symmetrical and full lip. The technique will be important here. In addition to fillers, using cannulas for the injections can help shape and contour the lip. Other options would be fat or implants. Lasers or surgery can sometimes help asy...
In some people, filler can metabolise quicker than in others and you may experience the 'swelling' (which some people prefer the look of) for longer. For you it seems as though the filler metabolises much quicker but I would try to avoid getting them re-done any sooner than three months prior to...
. Thank you for your question. I have treated a large number of patients who have asymmetry of their smile due to weakness of the DLI muscle. I have found that Botox is the best solution for this. A very small amount of product is required and patient satisfaction is extremely high afterwards.
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