Pebbled Chin
Pebbled Chin Botox | Apothecary Dermatique's Expert Treatment for a Smoother Chin
Overview
Pebbled chin, also known as orange peel chin or peau d'orange, is a condition where the chin appears dimpled and uneven. Apothecary Dermatique, led by the skilled Pharmacist Independent Prescriber Jooman Abass in Wimborne, Dorset, UK, offers effective botox injections to smooth out these unwanted chin dimples.
About Treatment
Benefits of the treatment
How the treatment work?
Botox injections are strategically administered into the masseter muscle of the chin to relax the underlying muscles causing the dimpling effect. This results in a smoother and more even chin appearance. The botox acts by blocking nerve signals in the muscles, reducing the muscle activity and the appearance of dimples.
Who is this treatment for?
An ideal candidate for pebbled chin botox treatment includes individuals who are experiencing chin dimpling, uneven chin texture, or a pebbled appearance. It is also suitable for those looking for a non-invasive solution to improve their chin's aesthetic look.
What to expect during treatment?
During the procedure, you will be guided to a comfortable chair where the targeted areas of your chin will be cleaned and prepared. Jooman Abass will then administer a series of small botox injections into the muscle. The entire procedure typically takes less than 30 minutes, and you can return to your normal activities shortly after.
Before and after-care
Before undergoing the treatment, it is essential to consult with Jooman Abass to assess your suitability for the procedure and to discuss your aesthetic goals. You may be asked to avoid certain medications or supplements that can increase bruising or swelling. After the treatment, you will likely notice an immediate improvement in the smoothness of your chin. Full results can be seen within a few days to a week.
Recovery
The recovery period for pebbled chin botox treatment is relatively quick. You may experience slight redness, swelling, or bruising at the injection sites which should subside within a few days. It is recommended to avoid massaging the treated area and to refrain from vigorous exercise for the first 24 hours post-procedure.