Awkward Smile- Is my Mouth Too Small? Will Corrective Jaw
I was told to get braces but got bonding instead to fill in spaces. I got them done Oct 5th, 2005 at (I'm now 20). My smile is really awkward, even before I got bonding, so I don't think the bonding is the cause. I can't smile big and when I smile normally, my smile looks forced and my laugh lines get really deep making me look older.
My smile is awkward and my lips pull too tight. What ... - RealSelf
August 17, 2017. Answer: My Smile Is Awkward and My Lips Pull Too Tight? Botox and Dermal Fillers Can Improve Your Smile. You would probably benefit from a combination of Botox to relax your overactive mouth muscles plus a hyaluronic-acid based filler to even out your lips. However, this can only be determined by an in-person evaluation.
My Teeth Are Not Visible when I Smile. What Can I Do? - RealSelf
Nov 28, 2011 · Answer: Teeth don't show in smile. I would recommend that you go have some orthodontic consultations with ADA recognized orthodontic specialists and explain to them how you see the problem and exactly what bothers you. It may be that your teeth are located too high up in the jaw relative to the lip commisure (parting line) and therefore do not ...
My smile has changed after rhinoplasty. 4 months post-op
Jun 27, 2018 · Answer: Smile Changed After Rhinoplasty. Hello!You are only 4 months out of surgery, so still give your self some time to heal. You still have swelling that will go away overtime which will cause everything else to settle. Be patient, it takes 1 full year for the entire dorsum (profile) and sidewalls of the nose to fully heal and for all the ...
I had Botox for a “lip flip” and now, 1.5 weeks later ... - RealSelf
Jun 24, 2018 · Changing the contour of the lip structurally is what the filler can do. The Botox leads to decreased animation and over time can improve the signs of fine lines and wrinkles. A crooked smile that comes on approximately a week after treatment is more likely a secondary result of neuromodulator that has drifted into an area that was perhaps ...
My Smile is Crooked, How Can I Get It Fixed? (photo) - RealSelf
Mar 31, 2012 · Answer: Uneven Smile. It appears from your photo that the muscles on the left side of your smile have a higher/stronger pull than your right side. One easy fix to this would be to get Botox injections on the left side to keep the muscle from pulling so much an to help even out your smile. The downside to this being that Botox is temporary and ...
How to widen my upper dental arch? - RealSelf
Jun 17, 2015 · Answer: How Can I Widen My Upper Arch? There are many good options for developing an upper dental arch. The best option is dependent on multiple things, including: how much arch development is needed, what is the age of the patient, how compliant is the patient, etc.Make sure that no matter how arch development is achieved it MUST be done slowly.
Anything I can do to wear off Botox quicker? (Photos) - RealSelf
Oct 15, 2016 · Unfortunately, there is nothing to reverse the effects of Botox. Constant movement of those muscles may help it wear off quicker, but not guaranteed. Typically it will take 3-4 months to resolve. To be sure what is best for you, see two or more board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation to make sure you are a good ...
Fixing bicuspid removal smile? (Photos) - RealSelf
Nov 1, 2017 · Answer: Extraction case. who told u , removal of bicuspids was wrong decision? by seeing your front smiling photo [3rd photo] your teeth are at perfect position so i can assume , u had bimax protrusion. u have consonant smile also. u have large buccal corridors. so if u want broad smile thn damon braces is good option for u. theoretically there ...
Why does my lower eye lid crease when I smile? - RealSelf
Oct 25, 2013 · A crease of the lower eyelid area when smiling is normal and becomes more prominent with age. The lower eyelid crease is from muscle activity. If the appearance is bothersome to you, then you may consider Botox Cosmetic or Dysport to help relax that muscle and soften the crease. Speak with a dermatologist or plastic surgeon in your area.