When I smile my chin gets super pointy and almost uneven. How would I fix that? (Photo)

The simplest option would be botox which relaxes the muscle and prevents hypertrophy. This is a popular solution for massenteric hypertrophy and works in a similar fashion for this indication.

Hello, First of all, thank you for your question and pictures. Due to the abnormal adhesion of the chin muscles, the tip of the chin looks droopy. Your problem can be solved with a combined chin reduction surgery. The operations required are; bone reduction for thick tissues and pulling the...

Hello,If you are unhappy with your chin, it can be reduced vertically and set back just a little to decrease any prominence you are concerned about. Also if need be you can have a sub mental/cervicofacial liposuction. Dr. Farole

Usually the results of a sliding genioplasty will lengthen the the lower face and provide improved balance as a recessive chin always appears short on frontal view. Measurements can be taken off a CT to determine if the chin length is excessive. If the distance between the lower teeth and chin...

This is a normal occurrence but some patients may not like it. The best option in your case may be the use of neurotoxins to weaken the muscles creating the pulling. See a board-certified plastic surgeon experienced in this area for a detailed evaluation. Best wishes.

Hello, of course we would have to see you in person but a combination of rhinoplasty and chin reduction surgery is an option.Dr. Farole