Milo Ventimiglia might look like he’s got it all together onscreen, but the three-time Emmy-nominated actor has dealt with his own insecurities throughout his time in the spotlight — like trying to correct his natural, asymmetrical grin, according toGood Housekeeping. He was open about the moment he noticed his son’s. “crooked smile” — which was caused by being born with damaged facial nerves on the left side of his mouth — when he watched himself on the local news as a kid. Ventimiglia spent hours looking at himself in the mirror to correct his unflattering appearance. “Every time I’d catch myself getting this slanted, really pronounced mouth, I would figure out a way to straighten the word out — straighten my mouth out,”He told the story PeopleIn 2017,’s Jess Cagle.
Ventimiglia claimed that his natural defect could be corrected by surgery as a child, but he said that he wasn’t interested in the procedure at the time. “‘No, it’s cool, it’s me, it’s fine,”During an interview with “The Daily Show”, he stated that he was speaking out about the topic.Drew Barrymore Show.” And through the years, it has remained so. “This Is Us”Star discovered that he likes this crooked smile. “I bite my lip from time to time but otherwise, I’m okay with it,”It’s made him stand out among the rest in Hollywood.