This indentation occurs whenever I smile and it occurs on the left side of my chin. I am positive that it might have been a scar from a fall or something in my childhood. I hope that I can get this removed safely and permanently. Thank you for your time!
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Answer: An examination would be necessary to see if he would benefit from fillers.
Hello. Unfortunately, there isn't much that can fix this. You have thick skin and subcutaneous fat. If the fullness of your cheeks bothers you, a lower face lift can be performed to prevent the jawline and neck area from sagging downwards and to address skin thickness. It will make your jaw look...
Since you appear to have a somewhat recessive gene appearance, chin implant surgery may be considered. I believe this is a better alternative to Genio plasty since the results may be more accurate, and if you don't like your chin implant, they are most easy to remove. Wishing you well moving...
