Should I get a sliding genioplasty revision? Would these results be realistic? (Photo)

There’s not much we can do regarding your chin projecting when smiling. This is normal and happens on all people. If you feel like you’re chin, it has excessive projection in a neutral facial state. Then you can consider a chin reduction, but my best guess is that is not something you are int...

Providing that you do not have significant issues with the bite both genioplasty and chin augmentation with implant are good options. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon expert in chin augmentation will help. Good luck.

I advise a CT to determine the required length and horizontal projection. There are certain normal distances that can be used to help decide the amount of length. For example, the distance from the inferior most aspect of your chin to the tip of your lower incisors should be 42-44 mm. Any amount...

I recommend jaw surgery when there is a functional deformity (difficulty eating/chewing food). Otherwise, a sliding genioplasty or chin implant. With small horizontal movements, a chin implant is easiest.

It appears that both genioplasty and chin augmentation with implant would be viable options in your case. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is recommended.

We can go inside your mouth and reduce the chin/jaw area bone and soft tissue. This should heal such that you have a more balanced appearance. Watch our videos to learn more. Procedure takes about 1 hour.