Weak Chin

Introduction To Weak Chin Treatments
A weak chin, or recessive, jaw can affect anyone, and though it can cause problems related to speaking and eating, it is more likely to just shake self-confidence or increase self-consciousness. These psychological effects are largely down to media portrayal of a strong jawline as an attractive feature in both men and women.
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Factors to consider
A weak chin may appear smaller or shorter, and cause the upper lip to seem as if it protrudes out unnaturally, and generally consists of a lack of a clear neck to chin contour. Recessive chins are usually either a genetic trait passed down by parents or a congenital defect, but can also be the result of an injury or direct trauma, especially where the mandible (lower jaw bone) itself has been damaged.
There exists a variety of ways to alter the appearance of the jaw, whether through surgery, implants, or dermal fillers.
Frequently Asked Questions
The average effect of treatment with chin fillers lasts up to 24 months. It can be shorter or longer depending on; your age, your physiology, your lifestyle (smoking and exposure to sun UV rays may reduce the effects) and the amount of product injected.
Suitability for treatment can only be determined following a mandatory consultation and completion of a medical history form.
At PHI Clinic treatments for a weak chin are performed by our doctors and nurses.
There is no downtime associated with dermal fillers although some patients may experience some mild bruising and swelling after treatment
The price for Weak Chin treatments start from: £695
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