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What can be done about volume at sides of chin? (Photo)

Bambi0Nov 19, 2015
I noticed recently I have these fat deposits at the sides of my chin. My jawline also looks scrawny, which is causing a hard look to my face. Can losing volume along jaw cause what I am describing? I know I have lost volume along my cheekbones for sure. Would you suggest filling in the lower part of my face, to get a softer appearance?

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