Chin filler today and it doesn't look symmetrical, is it swelling? Will it go down? One side looks fuller than other. (photo)

If you received your filler recently, be aware that you might be swollen for a couple of weeks and aren’t actually looking at your results. Fillers usually aren’t very painful, so I’m not sure why you experienced so much discomfort, either. If your face doesn’t even out after two weeks, be sure...

​Treatment for chin dimpling ("pebble chin" or "orange peel") is Botox injected into the mentalis muscle. This typically gives great improvement to the appearance of the chin. Results take about 1 to 2 weeks​. I suggest getting a formal evaluation with a board-certified cosmetic der...

Thank you for sharing your question. What you are describing does not sound like necrosis. Usually there is prominent discoloration associated with substantial pain. See your doctor to be safe. Fortunately, Restylane can be dissolved if there’s an issue. Good luck,

Fillers can be used to augment the chin but it needs ot be done in proportion to the face so the amount of fillers used depends on t he individual goals.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Just 1 mL of Voluma is not going to make such a huge difference that people will know that you’ve augmented your chin — unless they were hyper-aware of your receding chin in the first place. You may have some bruising after your procedure and that will be noticeable. The bruising also gives you...

These services are expensive.  You want the treatment to be accurate.  Swelling that you have in the chin now will eventually dissipate.  Someone doing your filler now would just be guessing where you need volume.  Patience is advised.  You will be ready for chin fillers soon enough.