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Figure 1. The Roberts Facial Rejuvenation Photography (RFRP) series comprises 28 facial views and 1 intraoral view. |
Figure 2. Internal marketing: facial photographs staged on walls identify the style and quality of treatment in your office. |
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Figure 3. Walking or sitting anywhere in the office should create interest in the aesthetic services that you offer. |
Figure 4. The RFRP series is taken in a standardized setting with a black backdrop for comparison and quality. |
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Figure 5. Patient attentively viewing her own photos of the RFRP series on a monitor. |
Figure 6. A hyperfunctional upper lip elevator muscle (gummy smile) showing the gingival exposure before BOTOX treatment. |
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Figure 7. Hyperfunctional frown lines before BOTOX treatment, showing the vertical furrows between the eyes expressing tiredness, worry or concern. |
Figure 8. Hyperfunctional forehead lines before BOTOX treatment, showing the horizontal furrows across the entire forehead. |
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Figure 9. The previously hyperfunctional upper lip (gummy smile) after BOTOX treatment, demonstrating the upper lip now covering the gingival tissue. |
Figure 10. After BOTOX treatment, showing the vertical furrows gone and an invigorated smooth appearance. |
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Figure 11. After BOTOX treatment, showing a smooth, relaxed, nonworried appearance across the forehead. |
Figure 12. An attractive patient presenting with a canted mouth and necklace lines in a relaxed view. |
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| Figure 13. Hyperfunctional unilateral platysma involved in the unilateral downward pull of the mouth. |