Best Filler to Improve Symmetry of my Chin? (photo)

Filler is an excellent option for improving your chin asymmetry. Any filler you mentioned would be appropriate. Best option is to see which filler with which your doctor has the most experience. Also, your results may be improved with a small amount of Botox, if there is a dynamic component to the asymmetry. Have a reputable physician examine you and make recommendations.

Although any of those fillers you listed may work fine, they all have finite timelines for how long they last.  In my opinion the best option is Aquamid that lasts 5+ years and typically looks and feels very natural.  Glad I could help...RAS

I really like non-surgical chin augmentation with fillers, especially for facial asymmetries!  Here are three important things I think you should knowl


Customizable-It is much easier to address asymmetries with fillers because you can literally, put a little here and a little there.

Predictable-Chin augmentation is very predictable surgically or non-surgically, a very cool trick with non-surgical augmentation is using saline first as a test run if you aren't certain.

Safe-The chin is one of the safer places to use fillers because of the thickness of the skin and the absence of large vessels.  Almost any filler can be used there, Restylane, Perlane, Juvederm, Radiesse, or Artefill


I have placed a link to a similar patient I treated with Radiesse.

 

Good luck in your search for information!

I think Juvederm, Radiesse or Perlane would be appropriate. Aquamid is not FDA-approved in the US at this time, as far as I know.