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Is Botox My Best Bet For Pebble Chin Treatment? Costs?
I'm 19 years old and have developed what I believe is called "pebble chin". When I smile my chin has little bumps and lumps on it and it makes my chin look deformed. I thought it was from falling on chin a few years back and getting stiches causing my chin to become bumpy, but it could be from the fact that I have TMJ and 'clench' my jaw often? I'm not sure. Is botox the best solution and what would the cost be approximately? Thanks! A picture wouldn't really help because the flash.
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C.B
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Is Botox My Best Bet For Pebble Chin Treatment? Costs?
Pitted chin caused by overactive mentalis muscle is easily corrected by an experienced injector with dysport or botox. Care must be taken not to use many units here however.
Good luck,
Dr. Malouf
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Botox for pebbly chin
Pebbly chin is usually caused from excessive motion of the muscle underneath (the mentalis muscle). Sometimes it can also be caused by wrinkles in the skin. For the wrinkles caused by the muscle , Botox is a great treatment. The cost depends on how much is used but it is a small area and it may be included when another area is treated. If it is the only area treated, expect to pay between 150-200 dollars. For skin that is sun damaged and wrinkled, lasers can help (The CO2 is the best for this).
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Best treatment for a pebbly chin
A "pebbly chin" can effectively be treated with a botulinum neuromodulators such as Botox, Dysport or Xeomin, or a volumizing filler such as Radiesse or Sculptra. The best choice will depend on your goals as well as the results of your examination by an experienced physician injector. To choose the right physician, ask about their experience and make sure they have all of the "tools" to use, such as all of the various facial fillers (Sculptra, Radiesse, Perlane,...
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Treatment for a chin with pebbly surface
Botox is an excellent choice for chins with a pebbly appearance. Botox or Dysport will work to reduce the hyperactive muscle underneath. Just a few units will placed should make a significant improvement in your appearance.
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BOTOX can be an excellent option for this.
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Neuromodulators (Botox,Dysport, Xeomin) for treating skin dimpling on the chin
Yes neuromodulators can work well for dimpling over the chin that is formed by contraction of the mentalis muscle. The treatment is an off label treatment and should last about 4 months. Depending on the amount of units used average 5 -10 units and should cost around 100 to 150$.
See some one experienced and board certified for the treatments !
Good luck!
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Botox for pebble chin
Without a photo, it's impossible to say for sure. Part of your post alludes to what could be hypertrophic scarring. Botox or the facial fillers may be appropriate and the amount necessary is quite low
. See a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to explore your options.
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Botox is great treatment for "pebble chin".
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This usually works very well, but has to be done carefully so it does not interfere with mouth function. Very small amounts of Botox are in injected in selected spots. It should cost you about $200, and lasts four or five months.
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Botox for Pebble Chin or Orange Peel Skin
Yes, any of the botulinum products (Botox, Dysport, Xeomin) would work for that problem. This is in fact the only treatment for this problem. It is typically only 5 or 10 units of Botox for a satisfactory result, but that needs to be customized to each patient. Unfortunately, it will require treatment every 2 to 4 months.
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Botox for Pebble Chin
Yes, Botox Cosmetic is a great treatment (off-label) for "pebble chin." Botox treatments are quick, relatively inexpensive (compared to surgery) and effective. Costs differ from surgeon to surgeon and city to city. Additionally, make sure that you see a plastic surgeon with extensive experience in Botox Cosmetic injections.
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Botox for pebbly chin
Your pebbly chin may represent a hyperactive mentalis muscle which has nothing to do with a previous fall. If that is the case, a few units of Botox or any comperable neurotoxin would work just fine. 4-8 units are all that you would need at a cost of $100-200. See your dermatologic surgeon or cosmetic surgeon to get a proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Overactive mentalis
Often times the pebbling appearance of the chin is caused by the chin muscle the mentalis being overactive. A ew small injections into the muscle usually improves this appearance.
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Peau d'orange
Botox or Xomen are good alternatives to inexpensively correct the muscle contractions of the chin that lead to this orange peel look. botox and xomen are charged by the unit and this area should be tween $75 and $100. The effects lasts about 4 months.
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Pebbly chin and botox
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Botox, Dysport, and Xeomen Work Well for Pebbly Chins
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