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the short answer is that you are not going to get any significant positive benefit from botox for your smile or nose. Even with smile you have a slightly low hanging lip. On your lateral view your nasal tip doesn't pull down. If you try and botox for flaring, you will drop your lip even lower and your lip will hood over your teeth. Lip eversion with botox is difficult to perform with long lips. Sorry if that's too short of an answer. on a medical mission this week in vietnam.
I have used Botox and performed Rhinoplasty for almost 30 years. There is a slight effect that you would get from a Botox injection that could diminish the amount that the nasal muscle pulls your tip down but will do very little for the flared nostrils. In the end, based upon the attached photos, a Rhinoplasty would be required to thin and refine your nose. Hope this helps.
Botox can help to reduce the tilting of the nose downward with smiling but it may also make the upper central lip not move as well. Also, Botox can help reduce nasal flaring but is not often done because it also causes nasal congestion. It will do nothing to reduce the width of your nose. Your best choice is a rhinoplasty. The muscle than causes your nose to dip can be removed and the width can be improved significantly. Best wishes.
You have a beautiful face. Botox in the masseter muscles elongates the appearance of the face by slimming the lower third. In your case, facial slimming will also have the effect of making your nose appear wider. The effect of Botox is temporary, so you will need occasional...
The area described in the right-hand picture looks like an enlarged submandibular gland. How this finding would relate to your recent Botox injections is very difficult to comment on without more information. Botox can be used to reduce the size of parotid and submandibular salivary...
Botox can cause temporal wasting if it is injected into the temporalis muscle. To treat crows feet, Botox is injected into a different muscle called the obicularis oculi. There are many reasons for temporal wasting. The most common reason is the natural process of how faces age...
Thank you for the question. The masseter muscle is one of the more dense and strong muscles in the body. Shrinking the muscles mass typically requires multiple treatments, especially for men or patients with very prominent muscles. In addition, the results generally take a few weeks to become...
Botox can soften the dynamic wrinkles that occur when you pucker your lips. Botox in the upper lip can also evert the lip, which makes the lip appear fuller, even though we have not increased its volume. Many people, especially young people, love the results.In older patients, we...
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