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I went to the salon for a haircut and the hairstylist went completely overboard with the thinning shears 😭

My hair was super long, all the way down to my waist, and he removed so much volume that the ends ended up looking thin and uneven. I unfortunately had to get a long bob just to disguise what happened and make my hair look healthier again.

I know hair grows back, but I’m honestly so upset because it took years to grow my hair that long. Trying to just accept it 😥😢🫠.

People in real life always give me the same couple of comparisons, but I want to get a completely fresh, unbiased opinion from the community. Who do you think is my celebrity doppelgänger?

I’m turning 32 this summer and I’ve had chin filler before, but my injector only added filler to the center/front of my chin. I liked the improvement, but I still feel like from certain angles my chin looks a little narrow and I still notice some shadowing around the chin/lower face area.

I’ve been looking into chin shadow filler and I’m also wondering about lateral chin filler placement. For people familiar with facial balancing, in situations like this, is it more common to add a little filler to the sides of the chin instead of just continuing to project the front forward?

I’m mainly trying to understand what tends to create a softer, more balanced result structurally — a bit more width on the sides, more projection in the center, or a combination of both.

I’m turning 32 this summer and I’ve had chin filler before, but my injector only added filler to the center/front of my chin. I liked the improvement, but I still feel like from certain angles my chin looks a little narrow and I still notice some shadowing around the chin/lower face area.

I’ve been looking into chin shadow filler and I’m also wondering about lateral chin filler placement. For people familiar with facial balancing, in situations like this, is it more common to add a little filler to the sides of the chin instead of just continuing to project the front forward?

I’m mainly trying to understand what tends to create a softer, more balanced result structurally — a bit more width on the sides, more projection in the center, or a combination of both.

Would love to hear experiences from people who had center-only chin filler first and later added lateral filler.

I’m turning 32 this summer and I’ve had chin filler before, but my injector only added filler to the center/front of my chin. I liked the improvement, but I still feel like from certain angles my chin looks a little narrow and I still notice some shadowing around the chin/lower face area.

I’ve been looking into chin shadow filler and I’m also wondering about lateral chin filler placement. For people familiar with facial balancing, in situations like this, is it more common to add a little filler to the sides of the chin instead of just continuing to project the front forward?

I’m mainly trying to understand what tends to create a softer, more balanced result structurally — a bit more width on the sides, more projection in the center, or a combination of both.

Would love to hear experiences from people who had center-only chin filler first and later added lateral filler.

I’m turning 32 this summer and I’ve had chin filler before, but my esthetician mainly placed it only in the center of my chin. Lately I’ve been wondering if I’d benefit more from adding a little filler laterally/on the sides of the chin for more width and structure, plus maybe a tiny bit more projection in the front.

I feel like from certain angles my chin still looks a little narrow or not fully balanced with the rest of my face. I’ve also started noticing normal aging changes around my lower face/laugh lines, so I’m trying to figure out if improving the chin structure could help the overall harmony a bit before I consider anything else like DAO Botox or a Nefertiti lift later on.

For people who know more about facial balancing — does adding filler to the sides of the chin usually make a noticeable difference compared to only filling the center? Did lateral chin filler help your profile/jawline look more balanced or defined?

I’m turning 32 this summer and I’ve had chin filler before, but my esthetician mainly placed it only in the center of my chin. Lately I’ve been wondering if I’d benefit more from adding a little filler laterally/on the sides of the chin for more width and structure, plus maybe a tiny bit more projection in the front.

I feel like from certain angles my chin still looks a little narrow or not fully balanced with the rest of my face. I’ve also started noticing normal aging changes around my lower face/laugh lines, so I’m trying to figure out if improving the chin structure could help the overall harmony a bit before I consider anything else like DAO Botox or a Nefertiti lift later on.

For people who know more about facial balancing — does adding filler to the sides of the chin usually make a noticeable difference compared to only filling the center? Did lateral chin filler help your profile/jawline look more balanced or defined?

I’m turning 32 this summer and I’ve had chin filler before, but my esthetician mainly placed it only in the center of my chin. Lately I’ve been wondering if I’d benefit more from adding a little filler laterally/on the sides of the chin for more width and structure, plus maybe a tiny bit more projection in the front.

I am going to a plastic surgery office in July with a
Board-certified NP. I am debating between 1ml vs 2ml of filler. My previous injector used Versa. The new injector uses Juvederm Voluma, Restylane Lyft/Defyne. Not sure which one yet.

For people who know more about facial balancing — does adding filler to the sides of the chin usually make a noticeable difference compared to only filling the center? Did lateral chin filler help your profile/jawline look more balanced or defined?