Improve A Recessive Chin With Botox – No Fillers Necessary

It’s possible and even easy to make a recessive chin look more prominent without the use of a chin implant or dermal fillers. Enhancing a recessive chin is a remarkable use for Botox that you can learn when you take the right Botox training class – one focused on practical advice and tips to help you become a better injector.

If a patient comes to you with a recessive chin, your first thought may be to try fillers. And it’s a good thought. Dermal filler injected against the bone of the chin can make an immediate and dramatic improvement.

But there are other ways to make a chin appear stronger and more prominent that also don’t involve surgery, as Dr. Howard Katz explains in this one-minute video.

In many recessive chin cases, the patient has a deep labiodental crease. That means the mentalis or chin muscle is hypertonic – simply too tight. For these patients, the bone of the chin is small and the skin is held by this hypertonic muscle tightly against the bone, causing the crease and the small appearance of the chin.

By using Botox strategically, it’s possible to relax the deep crease in the chin so that the chin looks larger. This creates the illusion of a stronger, less recessive chin and a more pleasing look for the face and profile as a whole. In a single quick office session, you can create dramatic and satisfying results that will have your patient coming back every few months for repeat treatments.

Botox treatments performed by a well-trained injector can successfully achieve this and a wide range of other facial enhancements. To train with Dr. Katz online, on demand or in person, reach out to Dentox now. There’s a Botox training class to fit your schedule, meet your needs and help you reach new heights in practice income and patient satisfaction.