Fillers/injections for sad/downturned mouth & tired/angry face? 26 y/o female with "heavy" lower face and asymmetries

Dear chinFTW,
Thank you for your question. It is difficult to make an accurate assessment and recommendations based on photographs alone. I recommend you seek an in-person consultation with a facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon who can perform a thorough examination and recommend the best treatment options to address your goals. If you are a candidate for cheek filler, adding volume and projection to the cheeks can help give a lift to the midface and draw attentio away from the lower face. Neurotoxin to the upper third of the face can also help make the face including the eyes appear less tired and angry as well if that has not been pursued yet. Additional filler to the corners of the mouth if done in a conservative fashion may still be beneficial to the perioral region depending on how much injectable product you have already received there. 

Dear chinFTW:Looking at your photos, I would recommend fillers in your mid face and and chin areas.  Please see an expert injector for best results.  Best wishes.  Dr. Chetty

Thanks for your question, a symmetry on the lower face and some lines that make you looks sad can be corrected by fillers. Consult with an experienced  injectable medical doctor to put the right kind of filler in the right place. 
Thanks Dr Lamia Wassef

Fillers treatment could help address volume loss and improve the lines around the mouth that you do not like. I would consider Restylane Lyft for the cheeks, Restylane Refyne for the corners of the mouth and marionette lines, and Restylane Defyne for the prejowl hollows and nasolabial folds. 

I'm sorry that you haven't had success reaching your goals as of yet with cosmetic treatments. I think the best way to approach it is to get in to see a reputable Dermatologist or Plastic Surgeon. I was a bit concerned about your statement that you have had Botox around your mouth to correct this problem. I'm also noting a bit of facial asymmetry on the left lip. I'm not sure if that is from the Botox or from a prior nerve palsy. In either case, I think a full evaluation with a physician would be helpful. You do have areas of volume loss that can be addressed with filler, and I do think that the down turning of your mouth can be addressed with filler as well. 

Hello and thank you for your question. You actually have some volume deficit in your face. I like using Juvederm for cheek augmentation which can help lift the perioral area and some fillers in your lips, the corner of your lips and below your lower lip to give support to the lower face. I hope this helps and I wish you all the best. 

You may greatly benefit from having your lips augmented with Juvederm. Filling in the marionette lines with a filler will also be helpful. Putting a small amount of Botox to treat the depressor anguli Oris muscle will help raise the corners of your mouth. Good luck from New York City