How many ml to fill my cleft chin? (Photos)

I would not use Belotero in your chin, I don't think it would make much of a difference. I would prefer either Restylane Lyft or Voluma. 0.5-1cc should be enough and you can always add more if needed. 1 syringe should be fine for your lips, but again I would use another filler other than Belotero to give you a little more plump. Make sure you are under the care of an experienced physician. Best wishes.

Hi,Belotero is too soft to adequately address the chin dimple. I would recommend a filler such as Juvederm Voluma or Restylane Lyft. 0.5 cc is likely an adequate volume. 1 cc of filler in the lips is pretty standard and will not be too much.Best,

Thank you for your photo. I am not a big fan of Belotero in the chin since Belotero is one of the thinnest fillers. The chin has some of the thickest and tightest skin of the face and will require a filler that can hold its shape better with more lift to create a noticeable difference. Placing Belotero may not make a noticeable difference against the strength of the chin tissue. Better options include Juvederm Ultra Plus or Juvederm Voluma, Restylane Lyft or Radiesse. Of the three, I find Voluma to give the best natural appearing results for the chin. Hope this helps!

Johnson C. Lee, MD
Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

I personally don't believe that belotero would be a good filler as it is too thin and is primarily used for very fine lines. You need a product that is much sturdier, either Restylane Lyft, Radiesse or even Restylane Sub-Q. Your lips on the other hand appear to be rather full and I don't think you need anything else in your lips, but if you desire so, Juvederm would make an excellent filler. Good luck for New York City

This is a great question.  Belotero is good for superficial lines.  I would tend to recommend a more substantial filler from the Restylane or Juvederm collection for your chin.  0.5 mL might be an appropriate amount.  This is a very common and easy procedure.  You should be pleased with the result.  
You have great natural lips but I am sure you could handle one syringe (1.0mL) if desired.  Another alternative is Juvederm Volbella for your lips.  It comes as a smaller syringe of ~0.55mL and a lower price point.  It might be a good place for you to start.  

I would use a longer lasting filler like Juvederm Voluma, Restylane Lyft, or Radiesse to the chin area. For the lips 1cc of Juvederm Ultra XC or Restylane Silk would provide a nice natural augmentation. Make sure you are treated by a professional experienced in lower face and lip augmentation.

Hello, 
Restylene or Restylene refyne are some options in the Restylene family that could be used in both the chin and the lips if you wanted to split one syringe between the two. In the Juvederm family, I'd recommend Juvederm Ultra or Ultra Plus. While 1 syringe (1ml) of filler is pretty standard for the lips, you can always start with less. Alternatively, you can ask your doctor if they will store the remainder of any unused syringes for some time, so that you can use it for a touch-up down the road. This is a good option if you decide to go for 2 syringes of different filler to take advantage of a firmer filler in the chin that lasts longer. I hope this helps!