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Weird chin dimpling after Ultherapy. Will this go back to normal? I just need an explanation (photo)

eye72Jul 23, 2017
It's been 3 months since ultherapy. My chin has morphed daily. Now it's smaller looking and thinner from either side (not a natural continuation of my face anymore). It also sort of curls onto itself if I make the slightest facial expression. It used to be longer in a sense, & more attractive. I also have the weirdest dimples if I smile/frown. I know my face very well even in action & this definitely wasn't there before. Why is this happening? Will it go away when effects of ultherapy wear off?

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