Filler on the cleft chin won't stay. What should I do? (Photo)

Botox in the mentalis muscle will reduce risk of migration of chin filler if you opt to trial filler again. I would recommend Botox to the platysma or a "Nefertiti neck lift" to give your profile the appearance you are looking for.

If you're experiencing challenges with fillers migrating in your cleft chin, there are a few alternatives and strategies you might consider:

Consultation with an Experienced Injector: It's crucial to work with a highly skilled and experienced injector who can assess your facial anatomy and determine the best approach. They might recommend different techniques or types of fillers that are less prone to migration.

Alternative Fillers: Some fillers are specifically designed to stay in place better than others. Your injector might suggest trying a different product that is more cohesive and less likely to migrate.

Botox: While Botox is primarily used for reducing wrinkles by relaxing muscles, in some cases, it can help refine the appearance of the chin by softening muscle activity that might be contributing to the cleft's appearance. However, it won't add volume or fill the cleft.

Surgical Options: If fillers continue to be problematic and you’re looking for a more permanent solution, consulting with a plastic surgeon about a chin implant or other surgical options might be worthwhile. This could provide a more lasting correction.

Timing: With your wedding approaching, it's important to plan any procedures with enough time for healing and adjustments. Discuss with your practitioner about the best timing to achieve the desired look without stress.

Makeup Techniques: While not a permanent solution, makeup contouring can be a temporary way to enhance your side profile for special occasions.

Ultimately, it's important to communicate your concerns and goals clearly with your provider to find the best solution for your needs.

In general, a chin dimple is seen on front view, not profile view. I agree that injectable fillers may cause chin augmentation if they are injected deep to the dimple. If you are looking to minimize the appearance of a chin dimple on front view, permanently, depending on your examination, microdroplet Silikon 1000 injections may be considered. If your goal is to achieve more height to the lower 1/3 of your face on front view, along with more chin projection on profile, chin implant surgery is minimally invasive, and it is something that might be considered, depending on your goals. I hope this helps, and under any circumstances, don't do anything until after the wedding if your main concern is your facial profile appearance. You will be a beautiful bride. Congratulations! Sincerely, Dr. Joseph