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Thank you!

Aw thank you very much! I haven't thought about how to correct the gummy smile but I'm thinking that procedure where they partially paralyze the upper lips so that it doesn't extend pass the gum line. I don't thing a gummy lift is a good idea for me since my teeth are on the bigger side already, removing more gum will make it appear even bigger.

Yeah, I don't think you need a gum lift either.  I honestly don't think you even have enough of a gummy smile that it'd be worth correcting.  If you're set on it, though, from what I can glean from the Q&A, botox and lip repositioning are the two main ways to go about it at this point, if you don't want to do a gum lift.  The botox is obviously not permanent, and can cause some asymmetry--it's a risk each time you do it, and the doctors are pretty split on whether they think it's a good idea.  Plus, it can make your smile look less natural since it paralyses the muscles.  The lip repositioning is surgical and permanent but expensive, of course, since it's surgery.  Here is some discussion around it in the Q&A.  You can also try asking your own question in the cosmetic dentistry topic and see what the doctors say (include at least one picture).