How a Weak Chin, and Orange Peel Skin of the Chin are Treated with Separate Procedures

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A lady wants to address her weak chin and orange peel skin with Botox®, but she also thinks her chin needs more length. She wants to know if Botox® or fillers would be enough to add length to her chin, or if she will require an implant.

New York oculoplastic and reconstructive surgeon Amiya Prasad, M.D. reviews her concerns in this video, and talks about both temporary and permanent solutions for weak chin concerns, and how orange peel skin of the chin is treated separately:

0:59 — Dr. Prasad details his background training in cosmetic oculofacial plastic and reconstructive surgery, as well as his experience in performing chin enhancement procedures

1:32 — What causes orange peel skin on the chin, and addressing it with the help of Botox®

2:19 — How sometimes weak chin projection is more of a dental concern that requires a different type of correction procedure

3:21 — Dr. Prasad discusses a procedure called structural volumizing as an option to treat a weak chin with fillers to add projection

4:21 — Dr. Prasad talks about chin implant surgery as a more permanent solution to weak chin, and how the surgery is routine

5:15 — Dr. Prasad’s recommendation

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