I Want my Chin a Lil Bit Long. So if There is Any Exercise or Anything else for my Chin So Please Tell Me?

i want my chin a lil bit long. because of not short chin my face is short so i want my chin long. help me

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by Aditya Ghaziabad in Ghaziabad, India

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Making chin longer

There is no exercise that will make the chin longer. To lengthen the chin, a silicone chin implant is inserted through a small submental incision and placed directly over the bone. This gives a bony augmentation to the chin area, by adding projection, width and length. This can be done under a local anesthesia and is an easier option than having mandibular osteotomies.

Improving the appearance of the chin

Unfortunately, there are no exercises that can help improve a receding chin. This is something that would need to be surgically corrected. Without seeing a side profile shot or performing an exam, it's difficult to give you precise advice on how you may improve the appearance of your chin. If the issue is not with your mandible, (which would require a maxillofacial surgeon to correct) then a chin augmentation can yield a fantastic result I think you would really like. Chin implants have an... more

Lengthen the chin

You likely have what's called a Class II dental malocclusion where the lower jaw is small and retruded relative to the upper jaw. Ideally, you would have the jaw lengthened with surgery (mandibular advancement), but this requires, in most cases, orthodontic therapy. Acceptable compromise procedures include placement of a small chin implant (be extremely careful with this---because of the bony weekness, your chin is short and there is deepening above the chin pad, so too large of... more

Chin Augmentation

There are unfortunately no exercises that will change or lengthen your chin. A weak chin is the result of a relatively small mandible or sometimes can indicate occlusion problems with your teeth. If you do have a problem with your occlusion, then it is possible your would need orthodontic correction or even a larger surgery that involves cutting the mandible. If you do not have a problem with your occlusion, then a chin implant, most commonly performed with a small incision under... more