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How Can a Chin Cleft Be Removed? Botox, Cutting the Fascia of Mental Muscle?

How are the results of using Botox, are there any complications? Can it be also done by cutting the fascia of mental muscle?

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Chin Cleft Reduction

Chin clefts can be reduced by a variety of techniques. Injectable fillers can provide an immediate non-surgical improvement that will last as long as the filler persists. Permanent chin cleft reduction can be done through an intraoral approach where the mentalis muscle is divided, filled with a fat graft or dermal implant and then the muscle plicated onto itself. Either of these two procedures produce a reduction but not always a complete eradication of the chin cleft. more
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Cleft Chin Removal

Because the anatomy of a cleft chin results from a lack of muscle (or excessive muscle separation) in the midline of the chin, botox &/or cuting tissue away will just make it worse. Thus, the midline actually needs fullness added by way of either an implant or a long acting filler such as Aquamid that last for 5+ years. Glad I could help...RAS

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