| Area | Planning goal |
|---|
| Nose profile | Selected camouflage of minor contour irregularities without reducing nasal size |
| Chin | Projection and profile balance when anatomy is suitable |
| Jawline | Definition and proportion using conservative filler placement |
- Facial proportions, skin, previous treatments and medical history are assessed.
- Dr. Bouraoui Kotti determines whether filler, surgery or no treatment is appropriate.
- Product, volume and injection points are selected for the individual anatomy.
Chin lifts is not one standardized medical procedure. The phrase may describe filler or an implant for chin projection, liposuction beneath the chin, or lower-face and neck lifting for loose tissue. Profiloplasty can improve selected profile proportions with filler, but it does not surgically lift sagging skin. Read the jaw contouring vs jaw reduction guide to compare soft-tissue, implant and skeletal terminology.
Swelling, tenderness and bruising can occur after injection. Results are visible early but should be assessed after swelling settles and are temporary. Risks include asymmetry, lumps, infection and product movement. Accidental injection into a blood vessel can cause skin injury, visual loss or other serious complications, so treatment requires medical assessment and an emergency protocol.
Cost depends on the areas treated, product and volume, clinical complexity and follow-up. Verify the clinician's licence, anatomical training, exact product, traceability and plan for managing vascular occlusion. A low price should not replace those checks.
