This article was co-authored by Melissa Jannes and by wikiHow staff writer, Elaine Heredia, BA. Melissa Jannes is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Maebee's Beauty Studio in Philadelphia, a single practitioner space providing quality services with individualized attention. Melissa is also a National Educator for Universal Companies. She received her esthetics degree at The Beauty School of Middletown in 2008 and is licensed in both New York and Pennsylvania. Melissa won the "Best of Beauty" award from Allure magazine in 2012 for the quality of her bikini waxing.
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Have you ever wondered if you have a pointy chin? Pointy chins are like every other beauty standard—some people don't like them, and others want nothing more than to have one of their own. No matter where on the spectrum your pointy chin preferences lie, we've got you covered! This article will explain how to tell if you have a pointy chin, DIY fixes and medical procedures to make it more rounded, and strategies for making your chin look more pointy (if that's your goal), and more with insights from makeup, facial hair growth, and plastic surgery experts!
How to Tell If Your Chin Is Pointy
Look at your face from the front and the side. If your chin sticks out below the jawline or in front of the lips, it's pointy. If you want to temporarily round it out, use makeup contour to soften your chin or grow a beard to cover it up. Or, talk to a doctor about fillers, ultrasound therapy, or surgery.
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- ↑ Melissa Jannes. Licensed Esthetician & Brazilian Wax Educator. Expert Interview
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