Pins and needles in chin. Is this migrated filler?

Hello,

Thank you for reaching out with your concern about the pins and needles sensation in your chin. Here are some potential explanations and considerations regarding your symptoms:

Migrated Filler:

Filler migration can sometimes lead to pressure on surrounding tissues, which might cause sensations like tingling or pins and needles. Dissolving the filler, as you plan to do, should help alleviate any symptoms if they are due to migration.
Scar Tissue:

If there is noticeable scar tissue from previous filler or dissolver treatments, it’s possible that this could be affecting the local nerves. Scar tissue can sometimes compress or irritate nerves, leading to tingling sensations.
Nerve Involvement:

The sensation you’re experiencing on both sides of the chin suggests that it might be related to nerve irritation or compression, possibly due to filler or scar tissue. The mental nerve, which provides sensation to the chin area, could be involved.
Next Steps:

It’s important to have a thorough evaluation by a qualified professional, especially if the symptoms persist after dissolving the migrated filler. They might consider imaging studies or a physical examination to assess for nerve involvement or significant scar tissue.
Consultation:

I recommend discussing these symptoms in detail with your healthcare provider during your upcoming appointment. They can provide further insights and determine if any additional treatments or interventions are necessary.

Best Regards,