In this week's video, I cover the use of neuromodulators around the mouth, and specifically go into depth on how to treat gummy smile, lip flip, smoker's line (AKA: barcode lines or pursing lines), and how to lift the corners of the mouth. I go over how I approach these areas, potential problems you can run into, and of course, how to fix them. Enjoy!

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