Drooping corners of the mouth
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Drooping corners of the mouth
Drooping corners of the mouth, also known as marionette lines or oral commissure lines, are creases or folds that form at the corners of the mouth and extend downward toward the chin. They are a common sign of aging and can make a person look sad, tired, or unhappy.
The treatment
Treat your drooping corners of the mouth, you’re in and out the door in no time and with no downtime on your hands. After pretreatment photographs and the required filling out of a health and consent form, it’s treatment time.
Treatment info
Price | — | Medical Evaluation Required |
Anesthetic | — | Not necessary |
Safety | — | Extremely safe |
Duration | — | 5 minutes |
Effect duration | — | 3-6 Months |
Pain (0-10) | — | 2 |
Recovery information
After treatment:
Don’t lay down on your face, don’t rub your face, don’t use hats or glasses, for the next 4 hours. Avoid saunas, pools or beaches in 24 hours. Don´t exercise in 24 hours. Don´t drink alcohol or smoke in 24 hours.
Recovery:
The recovery time it’s right away, sometimes redness of the skin, swelling or bruises may occur.
Effect Duration:
Everyone’s body is different and so are the results, on average you´ll be able to enjoy the results from 3 to 6 months.
Why treat drooping corners of the mouth?
Treating drooping corners of the mouth, or marionette lines, is important for several reasons. First, these lines can make a person look older and more tired than they actually are. They can also give the appearance of a permanent frown or sadness, even if the person is feeling happy.
In addition to the aesthetic concerns, drooping corners of the mouth can also impact oral health. The creases and folds that form in this area can create pockets where bacteria can accumulate, increasing the risk of infections and other dental problems. Stop looking sad, treat the drooping corners of the mouth at rejuvenate clinic.
Free intake
Rejuvenate Clinic offers consultations with one of our physicians prior to any treatment or treatments you may express interest in. We use our intakes to consider possible medical objections to desired treatments, map out treatment areas and offer personalized advice in line with your preferences and options.
