Hello. I have a small implant that otherwise looks fine; but I find that it causes too much sharpness when viewed at a 45-degree angle--because, unlike with a real larger jaw--only the bottom half of my jaw extends out. I am seeking the "full" look of a larger jaw. I can achieve this with a plumped-up "between-jowl-and-chin area." One PS I saw recommended Aquamid; a non-FDA approved filler. What are your thoughts? Fat injections? Injectable filler? I am afraid to go with Aquamid.
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March 29, 2010
Answer: Artefill or Radiesse are good choices for chin augmentation refinements
Some people respond better to a particular type of filler. Overall any hyaluronic acid should give you your desired result if injected properly. Moreover, there are different factors that determine how to appropriately administer a filler.
Bruising, swelling, sometimes discoloration, lumps, and bumps are normal side effects assuming proper injection. They will be gone in a matter of days. If it continues to feel uncomfortable, consult your doctor to get a complete assessment.
Thank you for your question. Both Radiesse and Restylane are good options for chin augmentation, as well as Voluma for this area. Radiesse works by forming a scaffolding in the dermal tissue for quick results and stimulating the body to produce more collagen for improvements that are both...