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Non-Surgical · Injectables · Chin & Profile
Length and projection, measured from the side
Gangnam, Seoul | Board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Jonghwan Choi
KHIDI-registered for international patients · Apgujeong Rewind
Chin filler, in short
The short answer
Chin filler is hyaluronic acid gel placed deep over the bone of the chin to add projection, length or both, so the lower face reads longer and narrower from the front and better balanced from the side. No fixed amount applies: the doctor measures your profile, states the number of 1cc syringes, and the cost is that number multiplied by the listed rate of the gel chosen. Rewind publishes a filler duration of six to twelve months, varying with product and person.
The rates sit in the pricing section below. Rewind does not publish a standard chin volume, and this page does not invent one.
The V-line most people show as a reference photograph is partly an effect of length. A chin tip that comes slightly forward and down makes the jaw on each side look narrower without anything being removed. For that reason a small amount placed at the right point can change the front view as much as the profile.
It also has limits, and the most useful part of a chin consultation is often the part where those limits are spelled out before any money is spent.
Chin anatomy
A chin is judged in three directions and one relationship. Each can be addressed on its own, and the written plan names which of them the gel is meant for. The chin appears on Rewind's filler menu as an area in its own right.
Structure first
The chin is a structural area. The gel has to hold shape against gravity and against the pull of the chin muscle, so it is firmer than a lip gel and it is placed much deeper.
Photographs are taken from the front and the side and the target position of the chin tip is marked. From that mark the doctor estimates volume in syringes and tells you the figure before anything is opened.
Rewind lists one domestic gel and two imported ones. For projection the choice favours a gel that keeps its form under pressure. The product is discussed with you, and a preference you arrive with is weighed against what the area demands.
Gel goes close to the bone at the centre of the chin, with the exits of the sensory nerves and the vessels at the sides kept in mind. Measurements comparing needles and cannulas at an arterial wall inform which instrument is used for which pass.
Before you leave, the chin is looked at in profile against the mark. Swelling in the chin tends to be less visible than in the lips, so the review that follows is mainly about symmetry and whether the length reached the target.

Why here
A chin is part of a skeleton. Deciding whether a soft-tissue answer is enough means reading the bone and the bite behind it, which is ordinary work for a surgeon with craniofacial training.
Dr. Choi is a member of the Korean Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association and has published in craniofacial surgery journals. A chin that is short because the jaw sits back is a different problem from a chin pad that lacks volume, and he tells you which one you have.
Adding projection changes how the nose and lips read in profile. The plan is drawn with all three in view, and sometimes the right amount is less than the photograph you brought suggests.
When the examination shows that gel would only make the chin heavier without making the face longer, you hear that plainly and nothing is injected.
On the day

Fig. 04 · Reception on the clinic floor

Fig. 05 · A quiet room to sit in afterwards
Rewind works by appointment on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10:00 to 19:00 and on Saturday from 10:00 to 16:00, and is closed on Thursday and Sunday. A chin appointment runs in a fixed order: examination, profile photographs, marking of the target point, agreement on the number of syringes, then the injection. Normal activity is possible when you leave.
If you have had chin filler before, bring whatever you know about it: the product, the volume and the date. Gel from an earlier session changes how much new volume the tissue will accept, and a gel that is not hyaluronic acid cannot be reversed with the enzyme.
Before & After
No chin filler cases have been released by Rewind yet. The chin photographs in the clinic's archive come from surgical contouring, and they are left out here because they would show an operation under an injection heading. These frames stay empty until genuine chin filler cases are published.
Chin cases, when released, will each show a single Rewind patient, from the side as well as the front. Individual results may vary. Swelling, bruising, lumps, asymmetry and, rarely, vascular complications can follow chin injection. A consultation with the doctor comes before any decision.
Pricing
Chin filler costs what the gel costs: the per-syringe rate on the published list times the number of syringes agreed at examination. A profile change usually asks for more volume than a lip or an under-eye plan, so the gel you pick moves the total further here than in most other areas of the face.
Figures shown are list prices before VAT, and any anaesthetic fee is counted inside them. One rate applies whether a syringe goes to projection or to length. A plan that joins the chin with a second area is quoted after the examination.
This month at Rewind — offers published by the clinic, updated monthly.
Suitability
When the examination points to bone, Dr. Choi explains that the change you want belongs to a surgical assessment and does not inject a chin that gel cannot fix. Filler remains available if you prefer a partial improvement and understand where it stops.
Aftercare
The chin is one of the steadier areas to inject. It moves less than the mouth, and gel resting on bone is under less daily strain. The first days still need care, because fresh gel can be pushed out of position by pressure.
Report straight away any pain that grows, skin on the chin or lip that turns pale, dusky or mottled, or a change in vision. Numbness of the lip or chin that does not fade also needs a call. Lumps, asymmetry, over-projection and gel drifting from the centre are the more common issues, and all of them are easier to handle when seen early.
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Tell us what you would like to change about your chin or your profile. We reply as soon as possible, in your language.
For international patients — interpreter-assisted, from your first message to your follow-up.
Scientific evidence
These references cover the causes and handling of dermal filler complications, laboratory measurements of how needles and cannulas behave at an arterial wall, and the biology of hyaluronic acid. They discuss filler as a class of treatment. They were not conducted at Rewind Plastic Surgery and cannot predict how much a particular chin will change.