Skip to content “How long does chin filler last?” This is one of the first questions people ask when they sit down for their very first chin filler consultation.
After all, if you’re investing in enhancing your chin and make jawline sharper, you want to know how long you can enjoy the results. The truth is, it’s not the same for everyone. There are various factors that may affect the longevity of chin fillers.
Let’s walk you through how long chin fillers last, what affects the longevity and how you can make them last longer—all in this guide.
Chin fillers are dermal filler treatments that help shape and define your chin area without surgery. They are usually made from hyaluronic acid (HA), a gel-like substance that is naturally found in your body.
By adding volume under the skin, fillers can:
There are also other filler materials, like calcium hydroxylapatite or poly-L-lactic acid. Still, HA is the most common for chin treatments because it gives natural results and can be dissolved if needed.
Most chin fillers last 6 to 18 months. This is the general range for HA fillers, which are the most popular choice. Some people find that their fillers stay in place for up to two years, especially with certain filler types or larger amounts.
However, it’s not the same for everyone. Your body, lifestyle, and even your skincare habits all play a role in the longevity of the fillers you got.
So, what factors influence how long your chin fillers will last? Those factors may include:
Different fillers break down at different speeds:
The type of filler depends on your goals, your injector’s advice, and how natural you want the results to look.
Your metabolism is how fast your body processes things, including fillers.
Age can also play a part. Younger people may have quicker turnover of filler material because their bodies are more active at repairing and renewing tissues.
A skilled injector knows exactly where and how deep to place the filler. For chin fillers, this often means placing the product on the bone for better stability and longer-lasting results.
In rare cases, incorrect placement of fillers may make them migrate or break down faster.
More filler can mean longer results, but it’s not always the best idea to use a lot at once. The goal is to achieve a natural look that suits your face shape, rather than overfilling.
A gradual approach, with small top-ups, always works best for both longevity and appearance.
Daily habits can make a big difference:
It’s not always obvious, but here are signs you might notice:
If you notice these changes, it might be time for a touch-up.
Most people return for maintenance treatments every 12–18 months. Some choose smaller top-ups sooner, especially if they want to keep their look very consistent.
Your injector can suggest the right schedule based on your personal results and goals.
You can’t control everything, but you can take steps to make your fillers last. Here’s what you may do:
Your injector will give you clear advice on what to do and what to avoid after treatment. This might include avoiding exercise for a short time, not touching the treated area, and steering clear of heat (like saunas) for a couple of days. Sticking to these guidelines can help your fillers settle properly and last longer.
UV rays can damage collagen and speed up skin ageing, which may shorten the life of your fillers. Wear a broad-spectrum SPF 30 or higher every day, even when it’s cloudy, and reapply during the day if you’re outside for long periods. A wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses can give extra protection.
Pressing or leaning on your chin often (for example, resting it in your hands while working) can slowly change the shape of the filler over time. Try to be mindful of these habits and keep pressure off the area whenever you can.
To help your skin look plump and healthy and support the appearance of your fillers, you should drink plenty of water. On the outside, using a good quality moisturiser keeps skin hydrated and may improve how smooth the treated area looks.
Avoid harsh scrubs or strong exfoliants on your chin, especially in the first few weeks after treatment. Instead, use gentle cleansers and soothing products that won’t irritate the skin or affect the filler’s placement.
When you smoke, the blood flow to the skin reduces and speeds up collagen loss, which can shorten filler results. Stress can also impact skin health, so finding ways to relax, like light exercise, deep breathing, or hobbies, can help keep your skin looking its best.
Yes, fillers do fully go away over time. Most fillers used for the chin are made with hyaluronic acid, which gradually breaks down. Depending on the type of filler, this process can take several months to over a year. Once the filler dissolves, the treated area will return to its natural shape, unless you choose to top it up with more treatment.
So, how long does chin filler last? The answer will always vary from person to person, but most people enjoy their results for 12 to 18 months.
The key is to choose an experienced injector who understands facial balance and to follow the right aftercare.
You can always consult the experts at Yorkshire Skin Centre for dermal filler treatment!
With the right approach, you can keep your chin looking defined and natural for longer, and feel confident every time you look in the mirror.
They gradually break down and are absorbed by your body, returning the chin to its natural shape unless topped up.
Your chin will slowly return to its original appearance. There’s no sudden change; it happens gradually.
There’s no set age. Many people start in their late 20s or 30s when they notice changes in chin definition, but it depends on personal goals.
It can make the jawline appear more sharp & defined, which may give the illusion of a slimmer lower face.
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Dr. Mark Gorman is a consultant plastic surgeon and department lead at Salford Royal, specialising in facial plastics and complex reconstructive procedures. His expertise spans a wide range of areas, including oculoplastic, nasal, ear, abdominal, and microsurgical reconstruction, with particular focus on breast, head and neck, and lower limb reconstruction.
With a non-surgical and surgical skillet, Dr. Gorman is known for using advanced techniques to achieve natural, harmonious results. His approach often integrates dermal fillers and fat transfer to enhance facial features in combination with a range of deep plane facelifts.
Beyond facial aesthetics, his specialties include high-definition liposuction, allowing for precise body contouring.
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Additionally, he runs his own aesthetic training company, further extending his influence in the field.Dedicated to total well-being, Dr. Gorman created the Look Body Mind philosophy, which blends aesthetics and wellness for a holistic approach to beauty.Whether you’re looking for subtle enhancements or comprehensive reconstructive work, Dr. Gorman’s patient-centered care, grounded in precision, skill and an exceptional aesthetic eye, ensures that you will feel confident throughout your journey.
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Sophie brings over a decade of customer service expertise to her role as Receptionist at Yorkshire Skin Centre. With a strong foundation in retail management and the travel industry, she is recognised for her warm, approachable manner and professional attitude—ensuring every client feels welcomed and valued from the moment they arrive.
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Herezel McCourt is a highly experienced Registered Nurse at Yorkshire Skin Centre, bringing over two decades of clinical expertise across diverse surgical and medical specialties. She holds a BSc (Hons) in Perioperative Practice from Huddersfield University, UK, and a BSc in Nursing from Cebu Doctors’ University in the Philippines.
Herezel has spent the majority of her career within the NHS, most recently as a Clinical Specialist in Ophthalmic Surgery at The MidYorkshire Teaching NHS Trust.
Her extensive background includes roles in operating theatres, anaesthetic care, ENT, urology, plastics, maxillofacial, orthopaedic, and podiatric nursing, among others.
Renowned for her professionalism, dedication, and compassionate care, Herezel is also a trained mentor, assessor, and ANTT trainer. She has led initiatives in recruitment, risk assessment, SOP development, and patient care pathway planning. Her leadership credentials are strengthened by a Level 3 Award in First Line Management and a strong commitment to staff development and peer support.
Herezel is a calm and supportive presence to both patients and colleagues, and her attention to clinical excellence makes her an invaluable member of the Yorkshire Skin Centre team.
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Rhea Levitt is a highly experienced Clinical Assistant at Yorkshire Skin Centre, known for her hands-on approach, warm personality, and commitment to delivering high-quality patient care. With a solid background in healthcare settings, Rhea brings valuable clinical expertise and administrative support to the team.
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Rhea’s well-rounded clinical knowledge is matched by her excellent organisational skills and a calm, compassionate approach to patient wellbeing.
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Dedicated, professional, and always ready to help, Rhea is an invaluable member of the team who helps ensure that every patient receives attentive, safe, and seamless care.
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Raman holds a Bachelor of Science with Bachelor of Education (BSc, BEd) from India, a qualification that integrates scientific studies and teaching education, equipping her with a strong foundation in both fields. She is currently building her career in the UK healthcare industry, bringing her hardworking, compassionate, and friendly nature to the team.
With valuable experience in customer service and patient care, Raman plays a key role in managing day-to-day operations, handling bookings, and ensuring a smooth and welcoming experience for all patients.
Her dedication to excellence and passion for healthcare and client well-being make her an integral part of our team.
Practitioner
Nichola is a highly skilled practitioner with a strong background in beauty and holistic therapies. She earned her Level 3 Beauty Therapy qualification with distinction from the Yorkshire College of Beauty and further enhanced her expertise with Level 4 Specialist training. She is also CIDESCO-certified, an internationally recognized gold standard in beauty and spa therapy, ensuring clients receive the highest level of care and treatments.
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Yorkshire Skin Centre in Leeds is a CQC registered medical clinic. Led by Dr Raj Thethi who completed his core surgical training in hospitals around West Yorkshire before branching into aesthetic medicine.
Dr Raj Thethi is a Northern Territory Regional Expert for an international dermal filler company called Teoxane. He also sits on their National UK Faculty. He is nationally recognised leader in the field of Aesthetics and a skilled trainer up..Yorkshire Skin Centre in Leeds is a CQC registered medical clinic. Led by Dr Raj Thethi who completed his core surgical training in hospitals around West Yorkshire before branching into aesthetic medicine.
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Dr Raj is the Founder and Clinical Director of the Yorkshire Aesthetic Clinic. With a successful career in aesthetics and a passion for patient care, Dr. Raj found that his expertise in facial aesthetics was a natural progression where he could showcase his warm and friendly demeanour alongside his exceptional skills.
Dr Raj specialises in advanced facial aesthetics, offering a wide range of treatments and skin procedures. With his extensive training and experience in both medical and aesthetic fields, he brings a unique perspective to delivering exceptional results.
Driven by his passion for patient satisfaction, Dr Raj established the Yorkshire Aesthetic Clinic. Located in a comfortable and welcoming environment, the clinic provides a luxurious and refined setting for patients seeking aesthetic treatments…. Read More
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As I headed towards my 40th birthday, my life changed in a way that I could never have imagined and I came off that roller coaster with a new lease of life, with an understanding of the importance of self care and a huge amount of gratitude.
I love to travel, have a passion for interior design and enjoy sharing all that life has to offer with my beautiful family and fabulous friends.
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I am Senior Manager currently working for a small charity based in Leeds. My role is both professionally stimulating and challenging. No two days are ever the same. It includes aspects of advocacy, client rights, individual representation and inclusivity.
One milestone that resonates deeply is the creation of support groups, safe spaces where clients can openly share their stories. Witnessing the impact of these connections has fuelled my determination to improve the journey of others.
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Dr. Khan earned her MD from Copenhagen University in 2003 and boasts over 20 years of medical expertise. Her early career was dedicated to dermatology and gynaecology across Yorkshire, and in 2011, she became a qualified GP from The Royal College of General Practitioners in London.
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Mr Jeeva is celebrated for his mastery in aesthetic eyelid surgery. By adopting a patient-centric ethos, he delivers personalised treatments that amplify natural beauty and revive youthful vitality.
He has completed a prestigious fellowship at the Royal College of Surgeons, specialising in cosmetic plastic surgery. This rigorous training has endowed him with advanced techniques in aesthetic surgery, ensuring outcomes that are both beautiful and natural.
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Alana embarked on a career in nursing in 2008, following her comprehensive training and graduation. Since then, she has accrued a wealth of experience working in a variety of roles within both the NHS and private healthcare sectors. Known for her dedication and exceptional skills, Alana rapidly ascended into management, and for the past seven years, has been serving as a matron.
Throughout her career, she has consistently maintained her clinical competencies and academic studies. She initially earned a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing, later advancing her studies to become an Advanced Nurse Practitioner and Independent Prescriber. Her commitment to continuous professional development led to the completion of her full Master’s degree.
Alana’s passion for skin spurred her to further specialise in this field. In 2017, she pursued training in facial aesthetics, a decision that marked the beginning of a significant new chapter in her career. Since then, she has been affiliated with several leading skin clinics across the UK, where she has honed her expertise and built a reputation for excellence. Her extensive knowledge and experience in skin led her to become an expert medical trainer and since 2021, Alana has been imparting her knowledge at an award-winning training academy. Previously, she held the prestigious position of National Trainer for SKN Clinics, where she educated a variety of medical professionals, including plastic surgeons.
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With over 15 years of experience in the NHS, Mr Nikos Lymperopoulos specialises in reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgery. He graduated from the University of Athens Medical in 2009 and completed his basic surgical training in Liverpool. After earning a PhD with honours in DIEP clinical anatomy research in 2013, he completed advanced surgical training in plastic surgery across Yorkshire and Liverpool, including a cosmetic fellowship in the North West.
Mr Lymperopoulos further honed his expertise with two prestigious breast reconstruction microsurgical fellowships at The Royal Marsden Hospital in Chelsea and Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospitals in London. His extensive experience in breast reconstruction after mastectomy provides a profound understanding of surgical anatomy and aesthetics, benefiting procedures such as breast augmentation, reduction, and uplift. Additionally, he is highly skilled in abdominoplasty, often enhanced with liposuction or muscle repair, especially post-pregnancy.
Specialising in skin cancer treatment, he adeptly handles Basal Cell Carcinoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma, and Melanoma. He offers a comprehensive range of breast and body cosmetic surgeries, including breast augmentation with implants or fat transfer, breast reduction, uplift, tummy tucks, and liposuction. Combined procedures, such as “mommy makeovers,” are also available to restore post-pregnancy body contours.
Trained in both surgical and non-surgical facial rejuvenation, Mr Lymperopoulos performs eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty), as well as toxin and filler injections. Currently, he serves as a Consultant at Mid Yorkshire Teaching Hospitals, specialising in breast reconstruction and skin cancer surgery, and holds an Honorary Senior Lecturer position at the University of Leeds.
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Blepharoplasty, also known as an eye lift, is a surgical procedure performed on the eyelids to improve their appearance. It can address concerns like:
Excess skin on the upper eyelids: This can obstruct vision and create a hooded appearance.
Bags under the lower eyelids: These can make you look tired or aged.
Drooping lower eyelids: This can also obstruct vision and contribute to a tired appearance.
Types of Blepharoplasty:
Upper blepharoplasty: This addresses concerns with the upper eyelids, removing excess skin and sometimes fat or muscle tissue.
Lower blepharoplasty: This addresses concerns with the lower eyelids, removing excess fat or skin and sometimes repositioning tissues.
Asian blepharoplasty: This addresses specific concerns related to the anatomy of Asian eyelids, creating a more defined crease.
