CHIN DIMPLING & MOVEMENT

UNDERSTANDING MOVEMENT AND CHANGES THROUGH THE CHIN AREA
The appearance of the chin can change during facial movement. Some people notice dimpling, puckering or increased texture through the chin, particularly during certain expressions.
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This can be influenced by the activity of the mentalis muscle, as well as individual anatomy and skin characteristics.
WHAT CAN INFLUENCE CHIN DIMPLING?
The appearance of the chin can be influenced by:
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Mentalis muscle movement
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Individual facial anatomy
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Skin quality
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Chin shape and proportions
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Facial expression
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Natural asymmetry
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Age-related changes
LOOKING AT THE LOWER FACE
The chin contributes to overall lower-face proportions and does not function in isolation.
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During consultation, I may consider the chin alongside the lips, mouth, jawline and overall facial profile where relevant to your concerns.
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YOUR CONSULTATION
Your facial movement, anatomy, medical history and individual concerns are assessed before suitable management options are discussed.
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Any recommendations are based on your individual clinical assessment.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Cosmetic procedures are not suitable for everyone and carry risks and potential complications. Individual suitability, alternatives, limitations, expected recovery and relevant risks are discussed during consultation. Results and experiences vary between individuals. A consultation does not mean you are required to proceed with a procedure.
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In accordance with Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) requirements, prescription medicines cannot be advertised to the public. For this reason, specific prescription medicine names, products, pricing or information that may encourage their use are not provided on this website.
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Pricing: A consultation is required. Costs vary depending on the individual treatment plan, area treated and product prescribed following consultation.
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CONCERNED ABOUT CHIN DIMPLING & MOVEMENT?
Book a consultation with Nurse Ellen for an individual facial assessment.
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