My lips are much too thin and uneven for my liking and I've got a slight gummy smile. I've heard of fillers for plumping and Botox for gummy smile. Can these be done at the same time or close together? I'd like to have my smile settled by Oct. 11th I've included pictures of myself and a few different "goal smiles" that I love. And yes, I am looking to fix my hanging columella, which is a result of rhinoplasty in 2014.
Answer: Botox and filler Neuromodulators and intradermal fillers can be performed at the same time to help you achieve your desired goals. It is recommended a discussion be had with your treating provider on different options. Several treatments may be required to achieve your desired results.
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Answer: Botox and Lip Fillers Thank you for sharing your question and photos. Yes, both Botox for the gummy smile and lip fillers can be done at the same time. Depending on the degree of gummy smile you are noticing, an experienced injector should be able to inject a small amount of Botox in the proper locations near the nose to give you more tooth coverage when smiling. For lips, I recommend a hyaluronic acid filler such as Restylane or Juvederm using the microcannula technique. This technique is essentially bruise-less and allows filler to be injected evenly for a natural result. When it comes to lips, it is very important to keep them looking natural so I always recommend my patients start with a conservative amount of filler initially and add more if necessary. I recommend consulting with an injector experienced with the microcannula technique for your treatments. Good luck!
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Answer: Botox and Lip Fillers Thank you for sharing your question and photos. Yes, both Botox for the gummy smile and lip fillers can be done at the same time. Depending on the degree of gummy smile you are noticing, an experienced injector should be able to inject a small amount of Botox in the proper locations near the nose to give you more tooth coverage when smiling. For lips, I recommend a hyaluronic acid filler such as Restylane or Juvederm using the microcannula technique. This technique is essentially bruise-less and allows filler to be injected evenly for a natural result. When it comes to lips, it is very important to keep them looking natural so I always recommend my patients start with a conservative amount of filler initially and add more if necessary. I recommend consulting with an injector experienced with the microcannula technique for your treatments. Good luck!
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Lip fillers yes, gummy smile, no First of all, you are beautiful and do not have a gummy smile that I can see. Yes, a little more lips might be luscious but I don't see you with the lips in your photos. You have gorgeous eyes and a beautiful dainty nose. Your lips should not take over your face. They should just have a little augmentation. Start slowly and see what you like. See someone who is artistic and loves lips.Remember that it is way easier to add then to take away volume. Make sure your doctor knows type of shape that you desire to come close to as that can be worked with.
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Answer: Lip fillers yes, gummy smile, no First of all, you are beautiful and do not have a gummy smile that I can see. Yes, a little more lips might be luscious but I don't see you with the lips in your photos. You have gorgeous eyes and a beautiful dainty nose. Your lips should not take over your face. They should just have a little augmentation. Start slowly and see what you like. See someone who is artistic and loves lips.Remember that it is way easier to add then to take away volume. Make sure your doctor knows type of shape that you desire to come close to as that can be worked with.
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Would Botox and lip fillers be best for a gummy smile with thin, uneven lips? Can they be done at the same time? Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. Though your pictures do not demonstrate a gummy smile, Botox can be used to lower the upper lip to increase coverage of the upper teeth. That said I would recommend you first seek use of a thicker hyaluronic acid dermal filler, such as Juvederm Ultra Plus, to achieve your desired increase in lip size and then assess your mouth appearance. Oftentimes with the added volume to the lips this will improve any subtle gum show.
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Answer: Would Botox and lip fillers be best for a gummy smile with thin, uneven lips? Can they be done at the same time? Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. Though your pictures do not demonstrate a gummy smile, Botox can be used to lower the upper lip to increase coverage of the upper teeth. That said I would recommend you first seek use of a thicker hyaluronic acid dermal filler, such as Juvederm Ultra Plus, to achieve your desired increase in lip size and then assess your mouth appearance. Oftentimes with the added volume to the lips this will improve any subtle gum show.
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Lip Augmentation First off, while your lips are somewhat thin, I do not believe you have a gummy smile (from your photos). I would first try lip augmentation with filler like Juvederm ultra plus. If you like the look, then you may want to consider fat transfer, as it is more permanent. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
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Answer: Lip Augmentation First off, while your lips are somewhat thin, I do not believe you have a gummy smile (from your photos). I would first try lip augmentation with filler like Juvederm ultra plus. If you like the look, then you may want to consider fat transfer, as it is more permanent. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
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