Why does the middle of my lip droop when i smile? How to fix it?

Hello,

When addressing issues like a drooping lip when you smile, it's important to first understand the underlying cause. A few potential factors could contribute to this, including muscle dynamics, facial anatomy, or previous cosmetic treatments like a lip flip with Botox.

Botox Effects: If the Botox from your lip flip has affected the muscles around your mouth, it could temporarily alter your smile. As the effects wear off, the drooping might improve.

Muscle Imbalance: Sometimes, muscle imbalance can cause asymmetry in the lips. This might be addressed with targeted Botox to other areas to balance muscle activity or with fillers to provide more structure.

Lip Lift: A surgical lip lift can help improve the appearance of the lips by shortening the space between the nose and the upper lip, which can enhance the upper lip's visibility and improve your smile line. However, this is more effective for structural concerns rather than muscle-related issues.

Rhinoplasty: If you feel that nasal projection is affecting your smile, a consultation with a plastic surgeon can help determine if rhinoplasty might be beneficial. However, this is generally more related to nasal aesthetics rather than directly impacting lip position.

Consultation: A detailed examination by a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist specializing in facial aesthetics is crucial. They can assess your facial structure, muscle dynamics, and previous treatments to recommend the most effective solution tailored to your needs.

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