The right side of my mouth doesn't go up as much as the left when smiling. I'd like to know how I'm able to fix this. (Photo)

September 2, 2017
Asked By:jessicaisadoglover in Minneapolis, MN

One side of my mouth goes up higher than the other side of my mouth when I smile,The right corner of my mouth barley goes up & in fact doesn't even go up at all when I smile w/ teeth together, I have to smile without touching my teeth in order to see the right side of my teeth. It's been a big insecurity of mine/ when I smile it's very noticeable how asymmetrical my lips are & I would like to know if there's any exercises/non surgical ways I can fix it and if not what surgical options do I have.

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