I seem to have tried a few things to fix a problem that literally developed overnight - the unsmooth look I have developed on my chin but nothing has really solved it. 7 sessions of microneedling, laser, Botox every 3 months and 2ml of filler which did help volume loss. But to be honest my chin still doesn't look like everyone else's and I feel like it never will. If anyone has any ideas or been through my thing similar I wold love to hear it. Thanks
October 1, 2019
Answer: Laser resurfacing for chin dimples Contour TRL is a next generation full field laser (like CO2 but safer) that can remove deep layers of the skin that are creating this appearance. There would be 2 weeks of downtime and significant aftercare precautions for the following month with regards to sun exposure but this would be much more likely to be effective then even an aggressive Halo.
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October 1, 2019
Answer: Laser resurfacing for chin dimples Contour TRL is a next generation full field laser (like CO2 but safer) that can remove deep layers of the skin that are creating this appearance. There would be 2 weeks of downtime and significant aftercare precautions for the following month with regards to sun exposure but this would be much more likely to be effective then even an aggressive Halo.
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September 30, 2019
Answer: Skin resurfacing Hi and thank you for your question, I am sorry to hear you have not had much success. An option would be to attempt a more aggressive resurfacing option - this would include many types of lasers such as Halo / Pro-Fractional or fractional CO2 lasers. It could be that the first laser treatment you have was on a low setting or done sparingly. I hope this helps, John Frederick
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September 30, 2019
Answer: Skin resurfacing Hi and thank you for your question, I am sorry to hear you have not had much success. An option would be to attempt a more aggressive resurfacing option - this would include many types of lasers such as Halo / Pro-Fractional or fractional CO2 lasers. It could be that the first laser treatment you have was on a low setting or done sparingly. I hope this helps, John Frederick
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