Chin implant asymmetry due to swelling or malpositon?

An exam would be necessary to provide you with the best advice, and it is too soon after surgery to come to conclusions about the result. 9 days is still soon after your procedure and there will be swelling present that can influence the appearance of your chin. I would recommend following up with your surgeon and having the area examined, as he/she knows the extent of your procedure and exactly what was performed. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck with the remainder of your recovery.

Have you seen your surgeon??? post operatively??? It appears as the implant has possibly slid...////

Without examining you, there is no way to know for sure if the asymmetry of your chin is due to the implant or to swelling. I would say that given the fact that your chin looked symmetric at day one post op, the chances are good that your current asymmetry is due to swelling. At 9 days after surgery, the swelling should be improving however, so I would contact your surgeon if you're concerned to see if an examination is needed.