The Three-points Chin: A Multilayered Filler Approach Using a Cannula

Area of Science:

• Aesthetic Medicine
• Dermatology
• Plastic Surgery

Background:

• Small or unaesthetic chins are a common concern.
• Multilayered filler injections aim to enhance chin aesthetics.
• Microcannula techniques offer potential advantages in soft tissue augmentation.

Purpose of the Study:

• To evaluate the aesthetic outcomes of a novel three-points chin filler injection technique.
• To assess patient satisfaction with chin augmentation using a SoftFil cannula.
• To compare the results of the three-points technique with traditional methods.

Main Methods:

• Forty women with unaesthetic small chins participated.
• Revanesse Versa filler was injected using a SoftFil cannula in a multilayered fashion.
• Three entry points were utilized based on anatomical landmarks for three-dimensional enhancement.

Main Results:

• A significant increase in patient satisfaction was observed at 14-day follow-up.
• High satisfaction levels were sustained for up to six months post-injection.
• The three-points technique demonstrated satisfactory three-dimensional chin beautification.

Conclusions:

• The three-points chin beautification technique using a microcannula is effective.
• This method provides satisfactory and sustained aesthetic results.
• The technique offers an improved approach compared to the original chin augmentation method.