Gummy Smile
Reduce how much gum shows when you smile with anti-wrinkle injections, for a more balanced smile.
A gummy smile means a large amount of gum shows when you smile, often because of an overactive muscle in the upper lip. Anti-wrinkle injections into that muscle limit how far the upper lip is drawn upwards when you smile, giving a more balanced, harmonious smile with less gum on show.
About the treatment
A gummy smile means a large amount of gum shows when you smile, often because of an overactive muscle in the upper lip. Anti-wrinkle injections into that muscle limit how far the upper lip is drawn upwards when you smile, giving a more balanced, harmonious smile with less gum on show.
Why choose Sherry Beauty
We combine medical expertise with genuinely personal care so that every treatment delivers natural, long-lasting results. Our team works with the most advanced methods and the highest-quality products on the market.
- A discreet treatment that makes a real difference to your smile
- Experienced practitioners with expert knowledge of facial musculature
- A quick treatment with no recovery time
- A natural result that preserves your own expression
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How does the treatment work?
Every treatment follows a clear process designed to give you the best possible result. From the first consultation through to follow-up, we are with you the whole way.
- Book a consultation – Book a free consultation where we analyse your smile and discuss what you can expect.
- Your personal plan – We determine the exact dose needed for a balanced, natural smile.
- Begin treatment – A quick, straightforward treatment that improves your smile gradually.
Good to know
- Treatment time – Approx. 5–10 minutes
- Results – Visible after 3–7 days
- Duration – 3–6 months
- Recovery – No downtime
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Frequently asked questions
Ready to book your treatment?
Results begin to show after 3–5 days, with the full effect reached at around 2 weeks.
The treatment typically lasts 3–6 months. Regular treatments can extend the effect over time.