Can an overbite be corrected with derma filler or fat injections or is surgery needed for this? (Photo)

Chin can be treated with fillers cosmetically but will not improve the underlying issue which may need an implant or jaw surgery . Please see an expert for treatment.  Best, Dr. Emer.

The most traditional and predictable method to correct an overbite is with braces.  Braces alone isn't always enough, so some minor jaw surgery may be needed as well.  I would start with a visit to an orthodontist.Sometimes a side effect of sleep apnea treatment with an oral appliance is having the jaw come forward (nearly a form of orthodontics).  This is unpredictable, but if you had sleep apnea you might consider this as well (and medical insurance would contribute instead of dental).  I certainly do NOT mean to treat sleep apnea if you don't HAVE sleep apnea, so you would need to be tested first.

Overbite is a very specific diagnosis with particular dental features.  This is not correctable with fillers or a facelift.  What some patients mistake as or confuse with an overbite is often also described as a "weak chin".  This may be improved with fillers, depending on the case.  A face lift could also be an option, but may give the best result when combined with a chin implant. It's best to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in this area to determine which option is best.