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What kind of treatment will permanently get rid of 'pebbly' or cobblestone chin?

StingerDec 3, 2013
I'm still in my late teens but I've noticed that I have what people call a cobblestone chin. Coupled with a few clogged pores in that area makes it look even worse. I've heard Botox is the best treatment for this problem, but what I'm looking for is a permanent fix. Or will the muscles on the chin eventually weaken if I inject Botox regularly?

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