AI Chin Filler Simulator
A weak chin changes how the whole profile reads, including the nose and the lips. Show patients how a few millimetres of projection rebalance their lower face before they commit to filler.
What it simulates
Structural high G-prime filler is placed on bone at the chin point, at the volumes a single session actually uses.
The chin point moves about 1 mm forward. The patient looks naturally balanced, never "done".
About 2 mm of projection and a softer chin crease. The same face with a better-balanced lower third.
About 3 mm of projection, the strongest result filler can give in one session.
Projection is judged against the Ricketts E-line, the line from the nose tip to the chin used in profile assessment.
The change is clearest on a side-profile photo. From the front it reads as a more defined chin.
The nose and chin are judged together on profile. Add a nose filler simulation to show a balanced side view.
Clinical limits
Chin filler goes wrong when it lengthens the face or points the chin. The simulation stays within what filler can safely achieve.
How it works
The practitioner takes a photo in the clinic, on a phone, a tablet or by upload. Nothing to install.
Pick the treatment and the dose, intensity or style you are planning. Stack treatments to show a combined plan.
In under 30 seconds the simulation opens in a before-and-after slider you walk through with the patient, then it is saved to their profile.
Common questions
In a single session, roughly 1 to 3 mm of forward projection depending on the dose. The simulation shows 0.5, 1 and 2 ml so the patient sees the range.
A side profile, where projection is easiest to judge against the nose and lips. A front photo shows the change more subtly.
For mild to moderate recession, filler is a common non-surgical option. Larger deficits may need surgery. Because the simulation only shows what filler can achieve, it helps with that conversation.
Not in the simulation. It adds forward projection only and keeps the length of the lower face.
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Med Plasty is aesthetic consultation software for clinics. It is white-labelled, works in English, Arabic and French, and runs in any browser.