Pebble Chin and Chin Dimpling: Smoothing With Botox

9 October 2026

Relaxing an overactive chin muscle

Botox for pebble chin

A pebble chin has a dimpled, orange-peel look when you talk or close your mouth. It comes from an overactive mentalis muscle. Botox relaxes this muscle for a smoother chin, and small amounts of filler can help if the chin is also short.

Key takeaways

  • Cause: an overactive mentalis muscle.
  • Botox: smooths dimpling within about a week.
  • Filler: helps a short or retruded chin.
  • Duration: Botox about 3–4 months.
  • Natural look: small doses keep normal speech.

Options compared

Treatment Helps with Lasts
Chin Botox Dimpling and tension 3–4 months
Chin filler Short or flat chin 12–18 months
Both together Dimpling plus shape Combined effect
Botox for the chin muscle
Botox relaxes the overactive chin muscle.

Typical prices in Seoul (2026)

Chin Botox commonly costs about ₩50,000–₩150,000, while chin filler often costs about ₩200,000–₩500,000.

Approximate ranges from publicly listed 2026 prices.

What to expect

  • Small injections into the chin muscle.
  • No downtime in most cases.
  • Results visible in 3–7 days.
Chin filler
Filler can add shape to a short chin.

Questions to ask before you book

  • Is my chin dimpling from muscle tension?
  • Would filler help too?
  • Will it affect my speech?
  • How long will it last?

Quick summary

A pebble chin comes from an overactive chin muscle. Botox smooths it within a week and lasts three to four months, while filler can improve a short chin at the same time.

Frequently asked questions

Will chin Botox affect speaking?

Small, careful doses do not.

Is there downtime?

Usually none.

Can it make my chin look longer?

Filler can; Botox mainly smooths.

Does it hurt?

Only a brief pinch.

How often should I repeat it?

Every 3–4 months as needed.

This article is general information, not medical advice. Suitability, treatment choice, results and price should be confirmed by a doctor at consultation, and individual results vary. Price ranges are approximate and may change.

A pebble chin has a dimpled, orange-peel look when you talk or close your mouth. It comes from an overactive mentalis muscle. Botox relaxes this muscle for a smoother chin, and small amounts of filler can help if the chin is also short.



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