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Mouth Filling

 

What Is Mouth Filler?

In facial aesthetics, balance and symmetry—particularly in the lower face—are essential. Factors such as aging, sun exposure, and weight loss can lead to volume loss and asymmetry around the mouth. Mouth filler, a non-surgical treatment, offers a fast and effective solution to these concerns.

What Causes Asymmetry Around the Mouth?

  • Aging effects: Loss of skin elasticity
  • Small jaw structure: Sagging becomes more pronounced over time in individuals with genetically smaller jawlines
  • Rapid weight loss: Can cause skin sagging and hollowness around the mouth
  • Sun damage: Leads to weakening of subcutaneous tissue and wrinkles

Due to these reasons, the jawline can lose definition and wrinkles around the mouth become more noticeable over time.

How Is Mouth Filler Applied with Hyaluronic Acid?

Mouth filler is typically applied using hyaluronic acid-based injectable fillers. The procedure takes around 15–20 minutes and does not require hospitalization. Through precise injections, the chin area is reshaped, while wrinkles in the marionette lines (extending downward from the corners of the mouth) and nasolabial folds (lines between the nose and lips) are also improved.

Advantages of Mouth Filler

  • Non-surgical solution
  • Quick and comfortable procedure
  • Visible results immediately
  • Restores symmetry and youthful appearance to the lower face
  • Softens wrinkles

How Long Does Mouth Filler Last?

Depending on the material used, the longevity of the filler can range from 3 to 6 years. In addition to temporary fillers, more permanent results can be achieved using silicone-based implants. These long-lasting solutions are made with safe materials also used in breast augmentation procedures.

What Is the Process Like for Permanent Filler and Implant Applications?

Permanent implants represent a more advanced procedure. After the procedure:

  • The patient is kept under observation in the hospital for 1 day
  • Swelling and occasional bruising may occur in the following days
  • Most patients can return to their daily routine within a week

Post-Treatment Care After Mouth Filler

Patients who receive temporary fillers can resume their social life immediately. However, the following precautions are recommended:

  • Avoid excessive facial expressions during the first 24 hours
  • Do not apply pressure to the treated area
  • Avoid direct sun exposure
  • Apply a cold compress if recommended by your doctor

Frequently Asked Questions

Is mouth filler a painful procedure?
No. A topical anesthetic cream is applied beforehand to numb the skin, so the procedure is generally painless.

Is permanent mouth filler risky?
When performed by an experienced doctor under sterile conditions using the correct materials, the risks are very low.

Is mouth filler only applied to the chin?
No. It can also be applied to the jawline, marionette lines, and nasolabial folds.