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Using Botox for a Pebble Chin

The Subtle Signs of Aging

Aging can be a tough business. Our bodies change in innumerable ways as we get older. Some of the most difficult changes to hide are those that affect our outward appearance. While droopy eyelids, lines, wrinkles, and thinning lips often capture the most attention, other facial areas undergo transformations too—ones we don’t always notice right away.

The Overlooked Chin Area

One often-overlooked part of the face that changes with time is the area around the mouth, especially the chin. There’s a small muscle here called the mentalis, which can create noticeable rippling or indentations in the chin by contracting repeatedly over the years. This condition is sometimes referred to as “pebble chin” or “orange peel chin.” Fortunately, Botox is an excellent option to soften these lines and help restore a smoother, more youthful chin appearance.

 

 

 

Restoring Youthful Volume

If your chin shape has changed significantly over time, a combination approach may be more effective. Botox or Dysport, when paired with dermal fillers like Restylane or Juvederm, can address both dynamic muscle movement and volume loss. With age, many people notice the development of hollows or “pockets” on either side of the chin just below the corners of the mouth. This can cause the lower face to appear sunken or aged.

A Softer, Fuller Lower Face

By strategically adding volume to these areas and relaxing the mentalis muscle with Botox, you can achieve a more balanced and youthful facial contour. The result is a softer, fuller lower face that complements the rest of your features, restoring confidence and harmony to your overall appearance.

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