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I surely think I had bone resorption to my chin. Can fillers fix my face or do I have to get some surgery? (Photo)

junedarkDec 27, 2020
My chin became flat narrow and short . my jaw also lost its angle and volume . can fillers fix my face ? Or I have to get some surgery :( I’m panicking . I’ve been seeing a lot of difference to my face since I got Botox done . many told me that it wouldn’t be having any change to the chin . But it is noticeable on my chin and my face shape is drastic . I’m not even joking . can someone please help. so the first photos is before and second is after . Me

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