West Palm Beach:
11
Jul
Good news for those with a small chin (hypognathism)
Chin contour plays an important role in the overall aesthetic appeal of the face.
Those with a small chin, also known as recessed chin or hypognathism, often report a low self-esteem and lack of confidence due to their appearance.
Symptoms include a short, small chin which makes the face appear flat. If the lower jaw is excessively small, the lips may also protrude.
Treatment options can include chin implants and other surgical options.
However, Dr. Kenneth Beer, is currently testing a dermal filler that may help improve the look of the chin.
If you have a recessed chin and are interested, call the Research Institute of the Southeast at (561) 600-4848
Founder of Cosmetic Bootcamp
Nationally recognized surgical and cosmetic training program for dermatologists and plastic surgeons
On the editorial board in New Beauty Magazine
A multi-media beauty source that reaches over 6 million readers annually.
Featured in The New York Times
His expert opinion has been quoted in nationally-recognized publications.
Nationally recognized author
who has written publications to advance the field of dermatology.
Voluntary University Professor
Dr. Beer devotes time to teaching Dermatology at the University of Miami.
Certified Fellow
in American Society of Dermatologic Surgery
Beer Dermatology is a world-renowned
training facility for cosmetic injectables and dermal fillers.
