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Courtesy of Injecting Botox or Dysport into the Depressor Anguli Oris (DAO) muscle is incredibly effective for drooping mouth corners. In this video, Dr. Paul Leong injects Dysport into the DAO of a patient at Sistine Facial Plastic Surgery in Pittsburgh, PA. Injecting Dysport into the depressor muscles will weaken their ability to pull down the corners of the mouth. This helps the corners of the mouth turn upwards instead of downwards. After the injections, you’ll generally see results within 3 to 7 days. Maximum results are typically observed around the two week mark.
Filmed February 8, 2018
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ARE YOU A CANDIDATE FOR DAO MUSCLE BOTOX OR DYSPORT?
Wondering if you might benefit from DAO muscle Botox or Dysport? Well, are you beginning to notice the corners of your mouth drooping? Are people often asking if you’re alright or telling you to cheer up? If so, you really can turn that frown upside down.
A reverse or ‘upside down’ smile is a common symptom of an aging face. It’s especially prevalent in women as they get older. The corners of your mouth, even when neither your mouth or your lips are moving, begin to point downwards. This is likely the reason people are thinking you’re unhappy.
So, what’s causing this downward tugging?
It’s an over-activity of the DAO muscles on each side of the face. This facial muscle is responsible for lowering the corners of the mouth and lips. It’s triangular-shaped, originating from the mandible, then anchoring at the corners of the mouth and flattening out along the chin.
As the name “depressor muscle” implies, these are the facial muscles we use to express things like sadness, depression, or repulsion. They are also involved in eating, talking, laughing, and other facial expressions.
As we get older, after years of use, these muscles begin to tug down on the corners of the mouth – even when not in use. If left unaddressed, marionette lines will form.since the overactive muscle and perpetual frown is constantly pulling down the overlying skin.
The effect of Botox or Dysport injections into the DAO muscles is striking. The corner of the mouth returns to normal level and that downward scowl of the mouth goes away. As does the facial stress that contributes to marionette lines developing; making this a preventative procedure, too. The patient looks happier and can repeat this DAO release every few months.
If you’re tired of people telling you to ‘smile more’ or thinking you’re miserable, schedule a consultation with Dr. Leong at Sistine Facial Plastic Surgery in Pittsburgh, PA. Call us today at Call 412-621-3223.
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Video Transcript of Dysport Injections to DAO Muscle for Drooping Mouth Corners
{Patient speaking}
0:01 – I’m a patient of Dr. Leong. I’ve been coming here for a little over a year.
0:04 – I’ve had Botox in the forehead area and around here (patient points to under eyes). 0:11 – I’ve also had some sculpture done and today I’m going to have these depressor muscles done.
{Dr. Leong explaining process as he injects Dysport into the Depressor Anguli Oris}
0:17 – There’s a muscle called the Dao – the Depressor Anguli Oris – now the mouth has all kinds of muscles attached
0:25 – But one of the muscles kind of pulls down in this direction {Dr. Leong motions downward) and so sometimes it can contribute to sort of the corners of the mouth turning down
0:31 – So what you can do is you can inject Botox or Dysport to the Depressor Anguli Oris here and here
0:38 – And you can get a little bit of turning up the corners of the mouth which is really effective.
