Hi there, It appears that you have what we call "retrognathia" which means projection of lower jaw is not aligning with upper jaw. Essentially lower jawbone is set slightly backward. Skin and lips follow the contours of the underlying bone.
Answer: Upper lip curvature
It can curve up because of your maxillary bony (and teeth) position, or it may be the shape of your orbicularis oris muscle. In many cases this curvature is a symbol of youth and many people who get lip filler dream of this look!
If your lips are uneven and pose an emotional or physical issue, options to consider include injections, micropigmentation (tattooing), and plastic surgery. Be sure to consult with your doctor and their recommended specialist before making a commitment to any treatment.
Answer: Your lips are likely naturally asymmetric, but this more symmetry can be achieved by balancing volume, or relaxing lip muscles.
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 upper lip should be slightly larger than the lower lip with a gentle curve that peaks at what's called cupid's bow. The hinge of the upper lip comes in the form of the central philtrum that separates the two sides. Your upper teeth should also overlap the lower teeth by one millimeter.
Answer: Lower lip thicker and bigger than upper lip
I would recommend lip reduction surgery.
Lips come in a variety of shapes characterized by the upper lip to lower lip ratio. A 2017 study from JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery showed the most attractive ratio is 1:2 of upper and lower lip. An increase in surface area of 53.5 percent was also deemed most attractive.
The study polled over 1,000 people in 35 countries. Of those polled, 60% said they found a symmetrical, 1:1 top to bottom ratio the most attractive lip (think Scarlett Johansson). The next highest-rated, according to the poll, was a larger bottom lip compared to the top lip (like those rocked by Kylie Jenner).
A study of 1,000 people in 35 countries revealed that the perfect lip shape is all down to symmetry. More than 60% of respondents thought a 1:1 ratio between the upper and lower lip was the most attractive shape. A cosmetic surgeon in London said a heavily-defined cupid's bow is the most-requested lip feature.
The Golden Ratio. If we follow the Phi Ratio of Beauty, otherwise known as the “Golden Ratio” of 1.618, the perfect lips would be 1.618 times larger than the top lip and 1.618 times wider than the width of the nose. If you're determined to accentuate your lips, you may find it helpful to keep these proportions in mind.
Facial Exercises for Making Large Lips Look Smaller Many men and women turn to facial yoga exercises to help to enhance the appearance of large lips by toning the muscles that control the lips, reducing the fat volume inside the lips, stimulating collagen production in the lips and face, and generally helping to keep ...
Even though full lips are considered extremely attractive by most people, you may not like too much attention on this single beauty feature on your face.
Most people have some sort of Cupid's bow, though some are more pronounced than others. Because of corrective surgery, people born with a cleft lip may have one side of the bow look more pronounced than the other, and people who have lip fillers may not have as pronounced of a bow.
Men of Chinese descent had the largest total lip volume. Regarding upper lip (measured from the midline of the upper lip vermilion border) to lower lip height ratio, Chinese women were found to have a mean ratio of 1:1.25 when measured both by caliper and surface distance.
A study of 1,000 people in 35 countries revealed that the perfect lip shape is all down to symmetry. More than 60% of respondents thought a 1:1 ratio between the upper and lower lip was the most attractive shape. A cosmetic surgeon in London said a heavily-defined cupid's bow is the most-requested lip feature.
A natural-looking lip enhancement can balance other facial features, bringing your face into better harmony. Changing your lips' size and proportion can make surrounding features like a prominent nose or jawline look smaller, creating a more feminine appearance.
Heart-shaped lips are similar to Cupid's Bow lips, as the top lip has a defined dip. The subtle difference is in the bottom lip. Heart-shaped lips have a bottom lip that is fuller towards the middle and thinner at the sides.
To achieve a natural result, the lower lip should appear always slightly bigger than the upper one. The ideal vertical height ratio of the upper lip to the lower lip should be 1:1.6.
And pink lip color was just behind that with 6.7 seconds out of the first 10. Fuller lips were also found to attract the eye for longer. Lead researcher Dr. Geoff Beattie says the study shows lips represent one of the most sensual aspects of a woman's body and play an important part in sexual attraction.
If you have a low body mass index (BMI), your face is likely to be thin and frail. And where can you expect to lose volume? You guessed it, your lips!
According to Ryan Neinstein, M.D., a plastic surgeon in New York City, our lips are made up of blood vessels, which become dilated during kissing.
Chronic lip biting can cause swelling, rawness and sores. Repeatedly biting the same area can even cause fibromas to develop.
Cupid is the rarest of all lip forms. Cupid has a powerful, youthful appearance, and is very prominent in pre-adolescent females. Due to the natural growth process in a female's lips, the fullness of the lips fill in the middle first, then the sides.
Generally speaking, your lips should be "pink, soft, and smooth," according to Chase. If you have healthy lips and want to maintain them, heed Kominiarek's advice: "Make sure to drink plenty of water, use lip moisturizers and balms, and visit the doctor if you have any non-healing lesions."