Gummy Smile
A Gummy Smile treatment is a simple, non-surgical procedure that reduces the appearance of excessive gum show when you smile. By carefully injecting a small amount of neuromodulator (like Botox) into specific muscles, your upper lip relaxes and covers more of your gums, revealing a more balanced, confident smile. The results are subtle, natural-looking, and require no downtime.
How Gummy Smile Treatment Works for Your Unique Needs
Your provider customizes the dosage and injection placement to gently control lip movement and create a smile that suits your facial features.
Ideal For:
- Excessive gums
- Lip imbalance
- Quick fix
Does Not Treat:
- Jaw misalignment
- Gum disease
- Permanent results
- Major corrections
Balances your smile
Reduces gum exposure for a more harmonious look.
Quick procedure
Takes only a few minutes with immediate return to your day.
Natural results
Maintains your ability to smile and express yourself.
Non-surgical
No cuts, stitches, or recovery time needed.
Boosts confidence
Enhances your smile and self-esteem instantly.
Minimal discomfort
Only a quick pinch—no long-lasting pain.
The Gummy Smile Treatment in Action
Your provider uses a tiny needle to inject neuromodulator into the upper lip area, relaxing the muscle that lifts your lip too high. The process is fast and comfortable, with results becoming noticeable within a few days.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How long do the results last?
Gummy Smile treatment typically lasts 3–4 months before a touch-up is needed.
2. Is it painful?
Most people feel only a quick pinch during injection; discomfort fades quickly.
3. When will I see results?
Improvements are usually visible within 3–7 days after treatment.
4. Will my smile look natural?
Yes, your provider will use a subtle approach to maintain natural movement and expression.
5. Are there any side effects?
Mild swelling or redness may occur but resolves quickly; serious side effects are rare.
6. Who should avoid this treatment?
Those with certain neuromuscular disorders, allergies, or who are pregnant should consult their provider first.
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