Hi: I got Botox couple of time on corner of my mouth to lift up a little , but each time I lost my normal smile.

You may want to consider having a
filler treatment done to lift the corners of your mouth, instead of Botox, as
it will not affect your ability to smile.

Consider obtaining your treatment record and compare it with a the recommendation of an expert injector. The issue you had could have been technique or dosage. Speak with an expert injector to discuss your concerns. Best,

Thank you for your
question.Botox can be injected off label in very small doses, very carefully and skillfully around the mouth to relax vertical lipstick lines.Yes, too much will affect your smile.

To be sure, see two
or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to
make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have these
treatments.

I hope this helps.

Botox can be injected in small amounts around the mouth. It is reliably effective for vertical lip lines and only small amounts are needed to help smooth them. The lift the corner of the mouth, the DAO should be injected at the jawline and not in the corner of the mouth. That is where the muscle belly is. Botox around the mouth can have a negative effect of saying certain words and can affect the smile, so small amounts are needed.

Botox is a fabulous injection for reducing wrinkles around the face.  Only a very small amount of Botox is needed to turn up the corners of the mouth.  From your description you should consider consulting a physician about placing filler in that area to have the desired effect.  For the best results please consult a board certified dermatologist with a great deal of experience with facial cosmetic injections.