During a recent consult, it was suggested I get filler in a chin indention to soften it. I've never heard of this. Can this be done to look natural and not change my face dramatically. Also, I'd like my upper lip to curl up slightly, not to enlarge. Where should the injection be placed? Thanks!
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Answer: You appear to be a good candidate for Lip Augmentation with Injectable Fillers.
Small implants usually do not cause much of a depression above the actual chin implant itself on the mentum. Large chin implants can cause a bit of a retrusion just above them between implant and the lower lip. Additional augmentation in this area is probably best performed with fillers such...
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.