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Soften the chin, what type of filler? (Photo)

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LisaquestionsMar 12, 2022

Hello! I want to soften my chin out a bit. I got a recommendation for putting some filler in the mental crease so that the transition from my chin to my lips would look softer. Is this adviceable & what kind of filler would be best for this? Thank you in advance!

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Dr. Jonathan Kulbersh, MD
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