What can help my witches chin? Implant? Soft tissue removal? Bone shaving? Filler? Botox? (Photo)

Based on the photo you provided and your description of your chin, it appears that you may have a condition called "witch's chin" or "mentalis strain." This occurs when the mentalis muscle (located in the chin) is hyperactive, causing the chin to look pointed or dimpled.

There are several treatment options available for this condition, depending on the severity and underlying cause of the problem. Some of these options include:

-Injectable fillers: A filler such as hyaluronic acid or Radiesse can be injected into the chin to add volume and smooth out the appearance of the chin. This is a temporary solution, usually lasting several months to a year.

-Botox: Botox can be injected into the mentalis muscle to relax it, reducing the appearance of the witch's chin. This is also a temporary solution, lasting several months.

-Surgery: Depending on the severity of the witch's chin, surgical options such as soft tissue removal, bone shaving, or implant placement may be considered. These options can provide long-term results but also carry more risks and longer recovery times.
It is important to consult with a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon or dermatologist to determine the best treatment plan for your specific case. They can evaluate your chin, discuss your concerns and goals, and recommend the most appropriate treatment options.


I hope this helps,
best of luck !