Chin Filling

1. Examination and Assessment: A specialised dermatologist or plastic surgeon will examine the patient’s face
examines in detail, evaluates the health history and determines the desired aesthetic goals.
2. Preparation: A numbing anaesthetic cream is applied before the procedure to ensure patient comfort.
3. Filling Application: Biocompatible fillers such as hyaluronic acid are applied to the determined areas.
injected. Injections are used to change the shape and volume of the chin to achieve the desired result.
strategically placed.
4. Result: After the procedure, a marked improvement and fullness of the jawline is achieved.
The results are usually immediately noticeable. In which cases is it applied?
– Sagging in the chin area,
– Flat or very pointed chin,
– Asymmetric or indistinct appearance of the chin area,
– The tip of the chin is located behind,

Fillers Used:
Calcium Hydroxyapatite (CaHA): The mineral found in bones is used as a chin filler. After it is injected, it adds fullness to the jaw line by forming collagen around it. Hyaluronic Acid (HA): Hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the body, is used as a chin moisturises the skin and makes it look plump when applied to the skin area. 
Polymethyl Methacrylate (PMMA): A substance that helps the skin look firm and plump used as
Advantages
– It does not require surgical intervention.
– It is a short-term procedure.
– It gives symmetry to the face.
– The risk of side effects after the procedure is low.
– It provides fast and effective results.
Jawline filling, who want to organise the jaw lines and improve the general aesthetics of the face
provides a non-invasive option for individuals.