Would a small amount of Botox reduce/eliminate the squareness that happens to my chin when I smile fully? When I'm being very conscious I can sometimes purposely relax the chin/jaw muscles but I would love to just eliminate the issue. I have also been considering fillers on the side of my chin to give a smoother appearance and stronger, straighter jawline. Would rather not have an implant.
July 23, 2016
Answer: Nonsurgical recontouring of the chin thank you for your question. You have very beautiful facial features. If you would like to change the appearance of your chin when you smile, I would recommend a combination of neuromodulator such as Botox and soft tissue fillers. I would seek treatment from someone who is highly experienced in treating this area as use of the product incorrectly could upset your facial aesthetics. Best of luck.
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July 23, 2016
Answer: Nonsurgical recontouring of the chin thank you for your question. You have very beautiful facial features. If you would like to change the appearance of your chin when you smile, I would recommend a combination of neuromodulator such as Botox and soft tissue fillers. I would seek treatment from someone who is highly experienced in treating this area as use of the product incorrectly could upset your facial aesthetics. Best of luck.
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July 24, 2016
Answer: Dimpling when smiling Thank you for your photos! Botox will definitely help reduce the amount of muscle contraction and straining occuring when you smile. You can expect to have less dimpling and wrinkling of your chin and a smoother appearance. Adding a filler can change the shape/volume of your chin as well and also superficially spot-treat any areas of dimpling which are not completely eliminated by Botox. The choice of filler and depth of injection will depend on which of these goals you are trying to achieve. It is important to see a specialist for an in-person examination to determine the best combination of treatment. Hope this helps!Johnson C. Lee, MDPlastic Surgery
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July 24, 2016
Answer: Dimpling when smiling Thank you for your photos! Botox will definitely help reduce the amount of muscle contraction and straining occuring when you smile. You can expect to have less dimpling and wrinkling of your chin and a smoother appearance. Adding a filler can change the shape/volume of your chin as well and also superficially spot-treat any areas of dimpling which are not completely eliminated by Botox. The choice of filler and depth of injection will depend on which of these goals you are trying to achieve. It is important to see a specialist for an in-person examination to determine the best combination of treatment. Hope this helps!Johnson C. Lee, MDPlastic Surgery
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