This question is really confusing. Shouldn't playing hyaluronic acid make the chin more stereoscopic? But in fact, some people found that their chins became shorter after injecting hyaluronic acid. What's going on here?

We need to know the principle of hyaluronic acid injection. Hyaluronic acid is a transparent gel-like substance, which is often used to fill wrinkles and depressions in the face to achieve the effect of fullness and lifting. When it is injected into the skin, it will absorb the surrounding water and increase the tissue volume, thus playing a role in filling.

When injecting hyaluronic acid into chin, we must pay attention to the location and technique of injection. If the injection position is incorrect or the technology is not skilled, it is easy to cause the mandibular muscles to be squeezed and compressed, resulting in the deformation of the mandibular line becoming shorter.

Another possibility is to massage or press the chin area excessively after injection. Excessive massage and pressing may cause the filler to disperse in the subcutaneous tissue, making the effect unsatisfactory. On the contrary, it will cause the lines of the chin to deform or shorten.

Possible reasons include individual differences and hyaluronic acid quality problems. Different people may have different effects after injection, because everyone's jaw bones, muscles, skin and so on are different. If poor quality hyaluronic acid products are used, it may also lead to poor results after injection.

If you find that your chin is shorter after playing hyaluronic acid, it may be caused by injection site or technical problems, excessive massage or pressing, individual differences or hyaluronic acid quality problems. If this happens, it is recommended to contact a professional doctor for adjustment or treatment immediately. When injecting hyaluronic acid, we must choose regular institutions and professional doctors, and pay attention to preoperative consultation and postoperative care to obtain the best results.