My chin implant makes me look older - why is this happening? Should I have it removed? (Photos)

After 26 years of using an external approach, we do not have any patients to complain about the small scar that lives underneath somebody's chin. It's simply invisible. I think that there is less risk of nerve damage when an implant is placed from the outside in, and there is also better...

The answer is more complicated than you'd think. There are many factors at play here including the type of implant, shape and position of the implant, muscle and nerve functions of your chin, and length of your lip among others. I'd suggest a video consultation so we can see you move and...

It is very likely, based on these photos, that a combination of chin implant and neck and jawline liposuction would create significant improvement. In person or teleconference consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is recommended. Good luck.

Based on this photo it appears that implant augmentation would provide better and long lasting result. However, in the case that you do not want implant you may co Sofer far graft augmentation (it is permanent, you may need to stages to provide desired volume, but it is minimally invasive. In...

It appears you have excess fat of the neck and this may need to be resected. You may benefit from a facelift that will tighten the jawline and skin. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Yes, you have a recessed chin and would benefit from a chin implant. This is done through an intra-oral approach with no external scar. You would need a large or extra large chin implant. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.