Chin Implant Vs Fat Graft; Jaw Implants? (photo)

Of course, there is nothing that replaces an in-person examination.  However, I think that a rhinoplasty, chin implant and submental liposuction will get you the results you are wanting.  I use the silastic Implantech implants.  These have worked very well for me.  As long as they are placed correctly they don't migrate.  I have never had one migrate, get rejected or infected and have not seen any evidence of bone resorption.  I generally use the extended anatomic implant, but would do 3D photo imaging before the procedure to make sure we understand what one another is seeing.  

I don't find fat grafting or fillers to be a good long term solution to augmenting the chin. I generally use an extended anatomic style silastic implant. Silastic implants in general have a very low rate of complications.

I don't think that a chin implant and neck liposuction alone would provide the results you desire in your morphed image. An in person exam would be needed to assess things more fully but I suspect that a neck lift may be needed to obtain results close to your simulated image.

You can read more chin augmentation at my web reference below.

 In addition to the rhinoplasty, a small  Silastic chin implant could be placed through the submental incision. The size and shape are best determined at the time of the consultation and examination of the face in 3 dimensions. Simple liposuction of the neck may not be sufficient to due to subplatysmal fat in the heavy male neck.  A neck lift  would give a better result with removal of sub-mental and subplatysmal fat, along with tightening of the anterior  platysmal bands. Please see blank below for examples of rhinoplasty, chin implant, and neck lift in our practice