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Can Botox be used to raise the bottom lip and cover bottom teeth? (photo)

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gcgirl83Apr 11, 2021

My bottom teeth show when I talk and even tho there are tons of lip lift advice, not much advice for lifting the bottom lip. Can botox do it? Is there surgical procedures that can lift it, without lifting the top lip?

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Dr. Yung Chen, MD
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