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When I talk or smile my chin drops down - Do I have chin ptosis? (photos)

jenider12Apr 21, 2022
When I talk or smile my chin drops down, at rest it appears normal. It makes me feel very insecure and bothers me especially when it drops down while I'm talking. I would really like to get it fixed. What would be my options to correct the appearance of my chin? Thanks in advance!

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