Dr. Victoria Rose Veytsman designs smiles based on who you are, not a template. A TV personality needs a different look than a corporate attorney. She uses the golden ratio for balance but aims for natural and vibrant, not perfect.
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their personality, what they do for a living, what they want to put out there, how they wanna come across, it all affects how we design the smile. When we see patients for smile makeovers, we take into account not just their other features beyond their smile, but also their personality, what they do for a living, what they want to put out there, how they wanna come across, it all affects how we design the smile. For instance, someone who works on camera or TV might want something different than a corporate attorney that works in New York City. I'm a big believer in the golden ratio, and while we're not going for perfect— perfect is never the goal— we do want to go with more flow and harmony with the face. That's why these conversations with patients are so important too. What are their goals? Where are we trying to go? Our goal is always natural and vibrant. We definitely don't want the cookie-cutter Hollywood chicklets. That's just not the aesthetic anymore.