Chin & Jawline Filler

Chin & Jawline Filler is designed to be a virtually painless procedure. While individual pain tolerance varies, many patients report little to no pain during the injections as our skilled practitioners use advanced techniques to help minimize discomfort. During your consultation, you can also discuss options for numbing agents to further enhance your comfort during the treatment.

In most cases, achieving your desired results requires just a single appointment. The efficiency of this non-surgical procedure allows you to enhance your chin and jawline with almost no downtime or disruption to your schedule.

While individual responses vary, many patients notice a visible improvement in their chin and jawline contours immediately. The swift nature of this non-surgical treatment allows you to enjoy noticeable enhancements without a prolonged waiting period.

Unlock a holistic transformation by combining Chin & Jawline Filler with other procedures at New You Plastic Surgery. Here are three popular combinations and why they work synergistically:

• Botox: Combining the volume-enhancing effects of Chin & Jawline Filler with Botox’s muscle-relaxing properties can help to create a dynamic harmony. Botox helps soften lines and wrinkles in areas such as the forehead and crow’s feet, while Chin & Jawline Filler adds structure and definition to the lower face, resulting in a balanced, youthful appearance.
• Lip Filler: Enhancing the chin and jawline contours alongside adding subtle volume to the lips creates a harmonious symmetry and proportional facial profile.
• Dermal Fillers: Opt for a comprehensive facial rejuvenation by combining Chin & Jawline fillers with additional dermal fillers. This approach addresses multiple areas of concern, such as nasolabial folds, marionette lines, or cheek volume.

During your consultation, we’ll discuss any potential recommended combinations in detail, helping you make informed decisions about achieving your desired look.

Chin & Jawline Filler is generally safe, but it’s essential to be aware of potential risks which include:

• Bruising: Some bruising at the injection site is common and usually resolves within a few days.
• Swelling: Mild swelling may occur, but it typically diminishes within a week.
• Redness: Temporary redness at the injection site is possible and usually subsides shortly after the procedure.
• Tenderness: The treated area may be tender to the touch, but this discomfort is generally mild and short-lived.
• Allergic Reaction: While rare, there’s a minimal risk of an allergic reaction to the filler. It’s crucial to discuss any allergies during your consultation.
• Infection: Although uncommon, infection at the injection site is a potential risk. Strict adherence to hygiene protocols minimizes this risk.
• Asymmetry: In some cases, there might be a slight asymmetry in the results. This can often be adjusted during follow-up appointments.
• Lumps or Bumps: Occasionally, small lumps or bumps may form. These can usually be massaged or, if necessary, adjusted by your practitioner.
• Necrosis (Tissue Death): Extremely rare, but improper injection or vascular compromise could lead to tissue necrosis. Choosing an experienced practitioner helps reduce this risk.