Asymmetrical jaw/chin. Would fillers be a option? (Photos)

I would recommend treatment with injectable fillers. No surgery, just fillers. There is no specific filler that is superior to the others. Most injectors will offer several filler options. Good luck

There are many options for jawline contouring:1) implants2) fat or filler injections3) botox for masseter hypertrophy4) ThermiRF, Thermage or Ultherapy skin tightening5) PDO Novathreads for lifting6) Neck lifting surgeryI suggest you see an expert for a consultation to see what combination is best.  Dr. Emer.

Hello there,Thank you for  your question.  There are several options that would work.  You can first try with a hyaluronic acid filler, which is temporary but is also reversible.  Then, if you like the look, you can switch to products, such as Bellafill (a permanent filler) or using your own fat to fill in the area.  A trained medical professional will be able to discuss the safest and best option for you.  Hope this helps.All the best,Carlos Mata, MD, MBA, FACSBoard-Certified Plastic Surgeon

Dear dillop:Dermal fillers can be used effectively to balance asymmetric jawlines.  Please see an expert injector for best results.  Best wishes.

You have choices from fillers to chin implants.  Fillers would be a great choice for you to try because it is easy to perform, no down time and the results are instant.  Make sure to choose a board certified plstic surgeon.

Yes, I think filler would be a good treatment option to correct the jaw asymmetry related to your accident. I would consider using Juvederm Voluma or Restylane Lyft which are hyaluronic acid based fillers or Radiesse which is made of calcium hydroxylapatite. See an experienced injector for best results. Good luck.

Thank you for your question and pictures. Hyaluronic acid (HA) dermal fillers are a great, non permanent option for treating asymmetry of the face, in your case the chin/jaw area. Newer HA fillers are longer lasting, about 12-18 months and also HA fillers are reversible if needed. I recommend seeing an expert in your area for a proper evaluation and treatment plan. I hope this help. All the best,

Hello and thank you for your question.  The result that you're looking for can be achieved without surgery.  I would recommend starting with a hyaluronic acid based filler, which is reversible, to see how you like it.  If you are happy with the result, then a longer lasting filler such as Belafill would be a great long-term option for you.  I recommend first scheduling a consultation with an experienced injector.  
Best of luck to you!