Hyaluronic acid filler to refine chin projection, contour and facial balance — without surgery.
Chin fillers are injectable treatments used to enhance the shape, size and contour of the chin, adding volume, correcting asymmetry and supporting a more balanced profile.
They are a non-surgical option for adults seeking to address reduced chin projection or adjust facial proportions.
Minimally invasive: swelling, bruising and tenderness can occur, and recovery varies between individuals.
Hyaluronic acid is carefully injected into targeted areas of the chin to enhance volume, shape and structure. The gel provides temporary support, changing chin contour and, where relevant, the jawline.
Treatment is tailored to your facial anatomy and goals, with outcomes and recovery varying between individuals.
They may be considered for adults seeking changes in chin projection, contour, proportion or selected asymmetry.
Lack of lower-face definition, a chin that appears small relative to other features, or a more masculine or feminine profile may be assessed at consultation.
During the actual treatment, the chin area is first cleaned and then, if necessary, a topical anaesthetic is applied to minimise discomfort.
The dermal filler is then carefully injected into specific areas of the chin using a fine needle or blunt cannula, with the practitioner moulding the filler to achieve the desired shape and volume.
Follow-up sessions may be scheduled to assess the outcomes and decide if additional treatments are needed to maintain or enhance the effects.
This typically includes avoiding strenuous exercise, extreme heat, and pressure on the treated area for the first few days, along with recommendations for managing any swelling or bruising that may occur.
Some changes may be visible immediately after treatment, with the final appearance becoming clearer as swelling settles, often over the following one to two weeks.
Temporary changes in chin contour without surgical incisions, although injectables carry their own risks.
Suitability is confirmed only after an in-person consultation with one of our practitioners.
The practitioner assesses your facial structure, discusses goals and determines the most appropriate type and amount of filler.
Your expectations shape a personalised plan.
The area is cleaned and a topical anaesthetic may be applied. Filler is placed with a fine needle or blunt cannula and moulded to the planned shape.
Avoid strenuous exercise, extreme heat and pressure on the area for the first few days. We advise on managing any swelling or bruising.
Some change is visible straight away; the final look is clearer within one to two weeks. Results commonly last around 6–12 months.
Individual results vary.
Potential benefits of chin filler treatment. Recovery, side effects and outcomes vary between individuals.
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Chin fillers may be considered for selected adults seeking changes in chin projection, contour or facial proportion, particularly those with reduced chin projection, who seek a more defined and balanced profile. Opting for this non-surgical, minimally invasive treatment, ideal candidates are in good health, have realistic expectations about the outcomes, and desire improvements that, while not permanent, produce temporary results that vary between individuals.
They may add temporary volume to support chin projection and definition, depending on individual anatomy and treatment goals.
Some changes in volume and contour may be visible immediately after treatment, although swelling and bruising can affect the early appearance. The final appearance becomes clearer as swelling and bruising settle, with recovery varying between individuals. The final appearance is generally clearer within approximately 1 to 2 weeks after treatment, once any initial swelling has diminished and the filler has settled into its proper place.
Chin filler results are temporary and may commonly last around 6 to 12 months, although duration varies between individuals and products.
Potential risks and side effects include bruising, infection, swelling, pain, needle marks, acne-like skin eruptions, skin sensitivity, erythema (skin redness) and asymmetry. Many common reactions are temporary, but their duration and severity vary between individuals. Persistent asymmetry should be assessed by the treating clinician before any further treatment is considered. The less likely risks include migration of filler, skin lumpiness, bleeding, visible tissue filler material, granulomas and unsatisfactory results. Rare but potentially serious risks include severe complications, damage to the deeper structures, leakage of filler material, skin necrosis, open or draining wounds, healing problems, allergic reactions, hypersensitivity, drug and local anaesthetic reactions, depigmentation, vascular occlusion and its potential consequences, including tissue damage and, very rarely, visual impairment or loss of vision, persistent swelling (lymphoedema), antibodies to fillers, scarring.
After the procedure, you should avoid unnecessarily touching, pressing or massaging the treated areas, particularly during the first 24–48 hours. Strenuous exercise, alcohol, excessive heat exposure such as saunas and hot baths, and prolonged sun or UV exposure may also be best avoided during the initial recovery period, as these may increase swelling and bruising.
Avoid applying makeup or skincare products to the treated areas immediately after the procedure unless advised otherwise by your practitioner. You should also avoid any activities, treatments or procedures that could put pressure on, traumatise or manipulate the treated area until it has adequately settled.
Chin filler treatment may not be suitable in the following situations:
The cost depends on the individual treatment plan, including the type and amount of filler considered clinically appropriate. The applicable cost will be discussed during consultation and before any treatment is undertaken.
The specific hyaluronic acid dermal filler used depends on the individual treatment plan. Your clinician will explain the recommended product before treatment.
Chin filler may be considered for suitable adults of any gender, subject to individual assessment.
At consultation we assess your anatomy and goals, and explain options, limitations and risks before any treatment.
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