I'm looking for a stronger chin/jawline. Would I be better served with a silicone or porous polyethylene implant? (photo)

In our practice, we use solid silicone chin implants for chin augmentation. The implants are manufactured by Implantech can be custom carved when necessary to match patient's unique anatomy. We do not recommend porous implants due to higher infection rates. The implants themselves give a three-dimensional augmentation which includes mostly forward projection, some lateral width, and a small amount of vertical height. Liposuction in the neck can accomplish improvement in the jawline underneath the chin.

The material used in the chin/jaw implant is irrelevant. What matters is the design of the implant and whether it can create the look you want and fit onto the bone in an intimate manner. The other issue to be aware is that a chin implant is not going to make your jawline any better, that is beyond what it can do. As a chin implant it is improves chin projection but that is all. It takes a more more complete and extended implant to make a more 'defined jawline'. Liposuction also does not create a defined jawline, its purpose to help create a better cervicomental angle not a defined jawline