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Even if your other features are beautiful, a recessed chin can make the neck appear fuller, the jawline less defined, or the profile feel a little "off." Common characteristics of a weak or recessed chin include: Chin looks small, sloped, or short The profile appears imbalanced or "pulled back" The neck or under-chin area looks fuller than you'd like The jawline lacks that crisp definition The lower face appears round or soft Here's what surprises so many of our patients: the chin has an enormous impact on the entire face

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