Five clinics in Singapore show chin dermal filler on their own websites: A.M Aesthetics, Bay Aesthetics Clinic, Line Aesthetics Clinic, Medical Aesthetics and SL Aesthetic Clinic. Published prices at the clinics we checked run from about S$388 to S$1,200 per syringe, checked 28 October 2026. They are listed A to Z, with facts only.
Which clinics offering chin dermal filler are listed?
This page lists clinics whose own websites confirm a chin filler service. They appear in alphabetical order, not ranked. Each listing shows what the clinic offers for the chin, any published price we recorded and the doctor or credentials the clinic states.
We do not rank clinics, and we do not use ratings, review scores or directory badges. Where we did not record a published price for a clinic, the listing says so, and you should ask the clinic for a written quote.
Listed alphabetically. We do not rank medical or legal providers.
At a glance
| Business | Offers | Price |
|---|---|---|
| A.M Aesthetics | Chin dermal filler, with doctors the clinic states are registered with the SMC | On enquiry |
| Bay Aesthetics Clinic | Chin dermal filler as an injectable, non-surgical chin treatment | On enquiry |
| Line Aesthetics Clinic | Chin reshaping with hyaluronic acid filler or semi-permanent PCL or CaHA filler | S$530 |
| Medical Aesthetics | Chin dermal filler at a clinic based in Toa Payoh | On enquiry |
| SL Aesthetic Clinic | Chin filler, with the clinic noting most people need one to two syringes | S$700 |
A.M Aesthetics
Aesthetic clinics
Offers: Chin dermal filler, with doctors the clinic states are registered with the SMC
A.M Aesthetics lists chin filler among the treatments on its own website, as a non-surgical option for changing the shape of the chin.
The clinic states on its site that its doctors are registered with the Singapore Medical Council. As with any clinic, you can confirm a named doctor's registration on the SMC's online register before booking. We did not record a published chin filler price for A.M Aesthetics, so ask for a written quote per syringe that states whether GST is included.
- Services
- Chin dermal filler
- Credentials
- The clinic states on its website that its doctors are registered with the Singapore Medical Council (clinic's own statement)
Bay Aesthetics Clinic
Aesthetic clinics · Downtown Core
Offers: Chin dermal filler as an injectable, non-surgical chin treatment
Bay Aesthetics Clinic shows chin filler as a service on its own website, offered as an injectable treatment for the chin without surgery.
We did not record a published chin filler price, address or doctor details for Bay Aesthetics Clinic, so contact the clinic directly for these. Before booking, ask which filler product and type would be used, how many syringes the doctor suggests and whether the quote includes GST, and check the doctor's name on the Singapore Medical Council register.
- Services
- Chin dermal filler
- Address
- B2-12 Marina Bay Link Mall, 8A Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018984
Visit website: Bay Aesthetics ClinicCall +65 8428 7811Full profile: Bay Aesthetics Clinic
Line Aesthetics Clinic
Aesthetic clinics
Offers: Chin reshaping with hyaluronic acid filler or semi-permanent PCL or CaHA filler
Line Aesthetics Clinic offers non-surgical chin contouring, and its published price list includes Chin Reshaping under both of its filler types: hyaluronic acid (HA) filler and semi-permanent filler using PCL or CaHA. HA filler is listed at S$530 to S$600 per syringe and semi-permanent filler at S$795 to S$1,200 per syringe. The price list does not say whether GST is included, and the clinic also publishes a separate loyalty price list.
The clinic's doctor is Dr Ram Nath, who holds an MBBS (UK, 1996) and started his first aesthetic practice in 2001.
- Services
- Non-surgical chin contouring (Chin Reshaping) with hyaluronic acid filler or semi-permanent PCL or CaHA filler
- Credentials
- Doctor named by the clinic: Dr Ram Nath, MBBS (UK, 1996)
- Address
- 1 Orchard Boulevard, #05-05, Camden Medical Centre, Singapore 248649
- Price
- S$530 to S$1,200 Per syringe: HA filler S$530 to S$600; semi-permanent filler (PCL or CaHA) S$795 to S$1,200. GST inclusion not stated. A separate loyalty price list is also published. Source
Visit website: Line Aesthetics ClinicCall +65 8985 5001Full profile: Line Aesthetics Clinic
Medical Aesthetics
Aesthetic clinics · Toa Payoh
Offers: Chin dermal filler at a clinic based in Toa Payoh
Medical Aesthetics lists chin filler on its own website, and its site says the clinic is in Toa Payoh, which may suit people living or working in central Singapore.
We did not record a full address, published chin filler price or doctor details for Medical Aesthetics, so contact the clinic for these. Ask which filler product and type the doctor would use, how many syringes are suggested and whether the quote includes GST, and check the doctor on the Singapore Medical Council register.
- Services
- Chin dermal filler
Visit website: Medical AestheticsFull profile: Medical Aesthetics
SL Aesthetic Clinic
Aesthetic clinics
Offers: Chin filler, with the clinic noting most people need one to two syringes
SL Aesthetic Clinic has a dedicated chin filler page on its own website and says most people need one to two syringes for the chin.
Its chin filler page shows a price of S$800, while its price list shows S$700 to S$1,200. Because the two figures differ and neither says whether GST is included, ask the clinic for a written quote that sets out the number of syringes, the price per syringe and GST before you agree to treatment.
- Services
- Chin dermal filler
- Price
- S$700 to S$1,200 S$800 shown on its chin filler page; S$700 to S$1,200 shown on its price list. GST inclusion not stated. Confirm the current price with the clinic. Source
Visit website: SL Aesthetic ClinicFull profile: SL Aesthetic Clinic
How were clinics chosen for this page?
A clinic is included only when its own website shows chin filler as a service. We record its published prices where we found them, the filler types listed and the doctor or credentials named, with the date checked. Being listed is not an endorsement of any treatment.
| What we check | What counts | Where we look |
|---|---|---|
| Chin filler offered | A service page or price list that names chin filler, chin reshaping or chin contouring | The clinic’s own website |
| Filler types | Whether HA, semi-permanent (such as PCL or CaHA) or both are offered | The clinic’s own price list or service page |
| Prices | Published price per syringe, and whether GST is stated | The clinic’s own price list |
| Doctor | The doctor named by the clinic and their stated qualifications | The clinic’s own website |
| Registration | The doctor’s status on the Singapore Medical Council register | Check this yourself before booking |
We leave out anything we could not confirm from a source we opened. That includes ratings, award badges issued by directory websites, before and after photos and any claim about results. Where a clinic states something about itself, such as its doctors’ registration, we describe it as the clinic’s own statement.
What is chin dermal filler?
Chin dermal filler is an injectable gel placed in the chin to change its shape or projection without surgery. Clinics in Singapore commonly use hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, and some also offer semi-permanent fillers such as PCL or CaHA.
Clinics describe the treatment under several names, including chin reshaping, chin contouring and non-surgical chin augmentation. It is a medical procedure carried out by a doctor, so a consultation comes first. The doctor looks at the face as a whole, discusses what you want to change, takes a medical history and decides how much product, if any, is suitable. Filler is not right for everyone, and a doctor may advise against it.
How much does chin filler cost in Singapore?
Clinics usually price chin filler per syringe. Across the clinics we checked, published prices run from about S$388 to S$1,200 per syringe. The total depends on how many syringes the doctor recommends after an assessment, and SL Aesthetic Clinic says most people need one to two.
| Clinic | Filler type | Published price | GST | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A.M Aesthetics | Chin filler | Not recorded here: ask the clinic | Not stated | 28 Oct 2026 |
| Bay Aesthetics Clinic | Chin filler | Not recorded here: ask the clinic | Not stated | 28 Oct 2026 |
| Line Aesthetics Clinic | Hyaluronic acid (HA) | S$530 to S$600 per syringe | Not stated | 28 Oct 2026 |
| Line Aesthetics Clinic | Semi-permanent (PCL or CaHA) | S$795 to S$1,200 per syringe | Not stated | 28 Oct 2026 |
| Medical Aesthetics | Chin filler | Not recorded here: ask the clinic | Not stated | 28 Oct 2026 |
| SL Aesthetic Clinic | Chin filler | S$800 on its chin filler page; S$700 to S$1,200 on its price list | Not stated | 28 Oct 2026 |
None of the price pages we read say whether GST is included, so ask for a written quote that shows it. SL Aesthetic Clinic shows different figures on two of its pages, so confirm the current price directly. Line Aesthetics Clinic also publishes a separate loyalty price list. Consultation or review fees, if a clinic charges them, are not covered in the figures above.
How do HA and semi-permanent fillers differ?
HA fillers are made from hyaluronic acid and can be dissolved with an enzyme if needed. Semi-permanent fillers such as PCL (polycaprolactone) and CaHA (calcium hydroxylapatite) are different materials, cannot be dissolved in the same way, and are usually priced higher.
| Point to compare | HA filler | Semi-permanent filler (PCL or CaHA) |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Hyaluronic acid gel | Polycaprolactone or calcium hydroxylapatite |
| Can it be dissolved with an enzyme? | Yes, by a doctor | No, not in the same way |
| Published price at Line Aesthetics Clinic | S$530 to S$600 per syringe | S$795 to S$1,200 per syringe |
| How long it lasts | Varies by product and person: ask the doctor | Varies by product and person: ask the doctor |
The ability to dissolve HA filler matters to some people trying chin filler for the first time, because it gives the doctor a way to adjust or remove the product. Ask the doctor which product they plan to use, why they suggest it for your chin and what the options are if you want to change it later.
How do you choose a clinic for chin filler?
Check that the doctor is registered with the Singapore Medical Council, ask which filler product and type will be used, and get a written quote per syringe with GST stated. A proper consultation should cover your medical history, the plan and the possible risks.
- Look up the doctor’s name on the Singapore Medical Council’s online register of doctors.
- Ask for the product name and whether it is HA or semi-permanent filler.
- Ask how many syringes the doctor suggests for your chin, and why.
- Confirm whether the quoted price includes GST, and whether there are consultation or review fees.
- Ask what happens if you are unhappy or have a complication, including whether the product can be dissolved.
- Be cautious of any clinic or advert that promises a specific result.
Take your time after the consultation. You do not have to book on the same day, and a clinic should be comfortable with you going away to think about the plan and the cost.
Is chin filler an alternative to chin surgery?
Chin filler and chin implant surgery are different procedures. Filler is injected in a clinic without incisions, while surgery is an operation carried out by a surgeon. Which suits you depends on your anatomy and your goals, so discuss both with a registered doctor.
A doctor can explain what filler can and cannot change for your face, and whether a referral to a plastic surgeon makes sense. Some people choose HA filler first because it can be dissolved, but that decision should come from a consultation, not from a price list.
What do people often ask about chin filler?
The questions below cover cost, how many syringes are used, how long filler lasts, pain and downtime, whether filler can be reversed and whether men have it too. The answers are general: your doctor should advise on your own situation.
How much does chin filler cost in Singapore?
Across the clinics we checked, published chin filler prices run from about S$388 to S$1,200 per syringe, checked on 28 October 2026. None of the price pages say whether GST is included, so ask for a written quote.
How many syringes are needed for the chin?
It depends on your face and what you want to change. SL Aesthetic Clinic says most people need one to two syringes. The doctor recommends an amount after assessing you, so ask for it in writing before you agree.
How long does chin filler last?
It varies by product type and from person to person. Ask the doctor how long the specific product they plan to use is expected to last, and whether follow-up treatments are likely.
Does chin filler hurt, and is there downtime?
Injections cause some discomfort, and clinics usually discuss numbing options. Swelling, redness or bruising can occur afterwards. Ask the doctor what to expect, how long it may last and which signs mean you should contact the clinic.
Can chin filler be reversed?
HA filler can be dissolved by a doctor using an enzyme. Semi-permanent fillers such as PCL and CaHA cannot be dissolved in the same way, so it is worth discussing this before choosing a product.
Do men have chin filler too?
Yes. Both men and women ask clinics about chin filler, though the changes they want often differ. Tell the doctor what you hope to change so the plan fits your face.
This page is general information, not medical advice. Speak to a registered doctor.