Release dimple surgery (tell me things! Please)

The skin and dimple can be released through a tiny incision under your chin. I prefer to place some fat into the area to diminish the chance of recurrence. The procedure is done with local anesthesia.

A release dimple surgery, often referred to as a dimpleplasty or cleft chin correction, is a procedure designed to reduce or eliminate the appearance of a chin cleft or dimple. This surgery typically involves altering the underlying muscle and connective tissue to achieve a smoother chin contour.

During the procedure, the surgeon may make an incision inside the mouth or under the chin to access the mentalis muscle, which contributes to the dimple. By releasing or repositioning this muscle, the surgeon can reduce the indentation and create a more even appearance. The specifics of the technique can vary based on individual anatomy and the surgeon’s approach.

While fillers are a less invasive option that can temporarily address a chin dimple, they do not provide permanent results and may require regular maintenance. In contrast, a release dimple surgery offers a more permanent solution.

It’s important to consult with a board-certified surgeon who has experience in facial plastic surgery to discuss your goals, the potential risks, and the expected outcomes of the procedure. They can provide personalized advice and help you determine the best course of action for your specific situation.