Chin filler: Complete Guide
If you’re curious about chin filler, you’re not alone. Chin filler can sharpen your profile, balance your features, and make the lower face look more defined without surgery. In this guide, we explain what chin filler is, how long it lasts, what it can do, and how it compares to implants.
At Calista Aesthetics in Santa Ana’s South Coast Metro, we serve clients from Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, Irvine, and across Orange County.
What is chin filler?
Chin filler is a gel injected beneath the skin to add structure and projection to the chin. Most treatments use hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers. HA is found naturally in your skin, and certain HA fillers are FDA-approved for chin augmentation in adults.
Why people choose it:
Balance a recessed or small chin
Create a stronger side profile
Smooth small dimples or asymmetry
Try a change before considering surgery
How long does chin filler last?
Longevity depends on the product, how much is used, and your metabolism. In the chin, results often last longer than in high-movement areas.
Most HA chin fillers last about 12 to 18 months, sometimes up to 2 years with certain products.
Non-HA options like calcium hydroxylapatite (CaHA) may last around 12–15 months in facial areas.
All fillers eventually break down. Touch-ups help maintain your result.
What does chin filler do?
Chin filler can:
Add projection to a recessed chin
Improve facial harmony with the nose and lips
Refine the jawline transition
Reduce the look of a chin crease or pebbling
What it does not do: Lift sagging skin or replace surgery for major bone changes. It adds volume and shape. If skin laxity is the main issue, your provider may suggest combining treatments.
Chin filler cost at Calista Aesthetics
We keep pricing transparent:
Chin Filler: $700 (member) or $800 (non-member)
Chin Filler with Chin Shadow: $900 (member) or $1000 (non-member)
Radiant Member program: $50/year and $100 off all fillers plus 10% off skincare
See our services and full pricing or book online:
Safety basics and side effects
With a skilled injector, serious complications are uncommon, but risks exist. Common, temporary effects include redness, swelling, and bruising.
Good news: HA fillers can be reversed with hyaluronidase if needed, which adds a layer of safety when HA is used.
Chin filler vs implant
Both can enhance the chin. The best choice depends on your goals, anatomy, and tolerance for downtime.
Chin filler
Non-surgical, quick visit
Adjustable and reversible if HA is used
Immediate results, minimal downtime
Temporary; maintenance needed
Chin implant
Surgical, requires downtime
Long-lasting structural change
Not adjustable once placed without another procedure
Higher upfront cost and surgical risks
A consult helps you compare both options for your face and lifestyle.
What to expect at your visit
Assessment: We map your face and discuss goals.
Plan: Product choice, amount, and budget are set together.
Treatment: Precise injections, often with numbing for comfort.
Aftercare: Mild swelling or tenderness is common for a few days. Avoid heavy exercise and pressure on the area for 24–48 hours.
Why choose Calista Aesthetics in Santa Ana, South Coast Metro
Expert, conservative technique for natural, balanced profiles
Transparent pricing and a simple membership for savings
Convenient location for Santa Ana, Costa Mesa, and Irvine
Warm, unrushed care from a team that listens
