Is it fair to say that fillers in the chin are one of the safest areas to get filler?

Filler injections are a medical procedure. As such, they all have risks. Anatomically, the face is very complex and certain areas are more prone to side effects such as the “T zone” ( forehead and nose) than others. Common side effects include: bruising, bleeding and swelling. Other more devastating side effects like skin necrosis or even blindness, are rare in experienced hands. While the chin is “safer’ than the nose or forehead, complications do happen; especially if the injector is unexperienced. Do your homework!. Hope this helps!!!

Hello! Anytime you receive dermal fillers there is a risk of side effects such as temporary bruising, swelling, and discomfort. There are certain areas of the face that are more dangerous to receive fillers such as the nose, temples, and forehead, although the risk of severe adverse effects such as necrosis and blindness are relatively rare. However, there is always a risk no matter where you are receiving injections. The chin is a safe area to receive fillers due to the anatomy of the vessels and the size (they're very small here). It is important to be seen by a provider that you feel comfortable with and that has discussed with you their filler emergency protocol should an issue arise.