Would chin filler help minimize the appearance of my overbite? (Photo)

You would be an excellent candidate for chin filler and botox. Botox will help relax the pebbling appearance you see in your chin and will also prevent it from "pulling up" so much. Thats something you will need to maintain about 3-4 times a year. Chin filler will help to balance out your lower face and give more chin projection, minimizing the appearance of the overbite.

Thank you for your thoughtful questions. Based on your concerns, here's some guidance:

Chin filler can be a useful tool for aesthetic camouflage of a mild to moderate overbite. By adding projection and vertical length to the chin, it can help bring better harmony to the profile and balance out the facial proportions, making the overbite appear less prominent from the side view.

However, if the overbite is severe, filler alone may have limited impact on truly masking the structural difference. In such cases, orthodontic or surgical correction is generally required to address the functional aspect of the bite.

Regarding the chin dimple and the movement of filler: dimpling when your mouth is closed is usually related to hyperactivity of the mentalis muscle. Filler can be placed in a way to smooth out the surface, but combining it with a small dose of Botox in the mentalis can help reduce dimpling more effectively and stabilize the filler. Movement alone shouldn't cause filler migration if it's placed properly and the product used is appropriate for the area.

In summary:

Chin filler can improve the appearance of a mild to moderate overbite.

It won't fix the bite functionally but may help enhance facial balance.

Addressing chin dimpling might require both filler and neuromodulators for best results.

I hope this helps clarify your options.

Based on your photos, you appear to have a recessive chin appearance, and skin dimpling on your chin. I believe the most direct way to approach your issue is with a rubberized silicone chin implant that can be done with local anesthetic, and minimal inconvenience and downtime. This may be a better option than temporary injectable fillers. I hope this helps, and I wish you well moving forward. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin in Winnetka and Chicago. This is a great question. Using dermal fillers to address an overbite can offer some cosmetic improvements, but it's important to manage expectations. Fillers can be used to enhance the contour of the chin or jawline, which might create the illusion of a more balanced profile and slightly mask the appearance of an overbite. By adding volume to specific areas, such as the chin, you can potentially improve the overall facial symmetry and provide some visual relief from the overbite. However, fillers won't correct the structural issues causing the overbite itself. I hope this helps and best of luck!

Hello, thank you for your question, my recommendation is chin silicone implant.
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