I just got a few injections three days ago to correct the look of my chin. It is fine when I am smiling or have no expression, but when I frown or scrunch up my face, there is a weird dimple that shows up. Are the fillers still settling or do I need to go back and have it fixed? See pictures below(pictures are not very good quality) Thank you!
August 21, 2017
Answer: Dimple In Chin After Botox and Restylane This is most likely from the Botox that was injected into your chin. It's still early to tell final results. The Botox can take up to 2 weeks to fully kick in. It may improve. If it doesn't, there's not much else I would do. Just let the Botox wear off. I haven't seen your before pictures, but i'm not sure you needed Botox to your chin in the first place. Make sure you're under the care of an experienced provider. Best wishes.
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August 21, 2017
Answer: Dimple In Chin After Botox and Restylane This is most likely from the Botox that was injected into your chin. It's still early to tell final results. The Botox can take up to 2 weeks to fully kick in. It may improve. If it doesn't, there's not much else I would do. Just let the Botox wear off. I haven't seen your before pictures, but i'm not sure you needed Botox to your chin in the first place. Make sure you're under the care of an experienced provider. Best wishes.
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July 12, 2019
Answer: This is caused by the botox injected into the chin. In my opinion, you did not need fillers or botox in your chin. The botox must be placed in a balanced fashion. The Mentalis muscle is a paired structure with segmental innervation. When it is injected with botox, it is possible to only paralyze part of one of the muscle. This unbalances the unparalyzed muscle segment causing what looks like irregular contraction of the muscle. The treatment is to have more botox injected into the chin. After that, let the service wear off and never have it again.
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July 12, 2019
Answer: This is caused by the botox injected into the chin. In my opinion, you did not need fillers or botox in your chin. The botox must be placed in a balanced fashion. The Mentalis muscle is a paired structure with segmental innervation. When it is injected with botox, it is possible to only paralyze part of one of the muscle. This unbalances the unparalyzed muscle segment causing what looks like irregular contraction of the muscle. The treatment is to have more botox injected into the chin. After that, let the service wear off and never have it again.
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