Facial filler for chin

The shape of the jawline from the mandibular angle to its most forward point at the chin has a profound effect on an individual's appearance and is an area of concern for many seeking esthetic procedures. Dermal filler injections alone or in combination with other modalities, such as skin tightening energy devices, allow enhancement of the jawline while avoiding the need for surgical procedures. The authors introduce new anatomical zones and nomenclature to enhance safety and outcome when enhancing the jawline. Cadaver dissections were performed to better understand landmarks and potential risks and a topographic guide proposed to assist clinicians to create an esthetically pleasing jawline. Techniques for jawline rejuvenation with calcium hydroxylapatite CaHA and high G prime hyaluronic acid HA fillers are described.

A number of patients desire improvement in the appearance of a poorly defined, underprojected chin. A strong chin can help add definition and balance to the other facial features. For patients who desire a non-surgical solution or are interested in seeing potential results before undergoing surgery, chin augmentation with filler is an excellent option. There is an art to a liquid chin augmentation. The injector must understand not only the anatomy of the chin, but also the three-dimensional contours presented by the soft tissues and underlying skeletal framework. The chin is one of defining features of the face, giving shape to the face, and neck as well. And with aging, the chin tends to lose volume and projection.

A strong chin creates a visual balance between your nose, neck and cheeks. It helps to shape the face and, along with the jawline, provide definition and contour for the rest of your features. It also throws out the proportions of your other features.

Lip fillers alone? So last year, we hear. Apparently now they're going hand-in-hand with chin fillers, too. Non-surgical chin jobs, using dermal filler injections, are part of the growing trend for facial contouring, which Dr Esho , a cosmetic doctor with clinics in London and Newcastle, told Bazaar he's "seen grow exponentially in the last six months". He puts it down to the rise in lip fillers which, somewhat ironically, have a knock-on effect.