Chin filler treatments involve minimal discomfort. Most fillers contain lidocaine to help numb the area, and a topical anaesthetic is often applied beforehand. You may feel slight pressure or a mild stinging sensation during the injections, but this is usually brief and well-tolerated.

Swelling is common after chin enhancement and usually lasts 24 to 72 hours, with minor residual swelling possible for up to a week. Applying a cold compress and avoiding strenuous activities can help reduce swelling faster.

Like all injectable treatments, chin fillers come with potential side effects, including swelling, bruising, redness, tenderness, and, in rare cases, infection or vascular complications. Choosing a medically trained practitioner minimizes these risks significantly.

Chin fillers typically last between 12 to 18 months, depending on the type of filler used, your metabolism, and lifestyle factors. Regular maintenance treatments can help prolong the results.

When performed by an experienced practitioner, chin fillers create natural-looking results that enhance your facial proportions without looking overdone. The goal is to improve balance and definition while maintaining your unique features.

After your treatment, avoid touching the area, applying pressure, engaging in intense exercise, consuming alcohol, or exposing the skin to excessive heat (like saunas) for 24–48 hours. Following aftercare instructions helps minimize swelling and bruising.

Chin enhancement is suitable for individuals looking to improve chin projection, correct asymmetry, or achieve a more defined jawline. A consultation with a qualified practitioner will determine if this treatment is right for you based on your goals and medical history.

Results are visible immediately after the procedure, with the final outcome becoming clearer as any swelling subsides - typically within a few days. The treated area will continue to settle over the following weeks, providing a refined, natural look.