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53, Male. Chin implant and jawline liposuction - will it provide a crisp jawline? (Photos)

I am looking to create a more defined jawline and improve facial balance. I am uncertain if the combination of a chin implant and jawline liposuction will yield the "crisp" results I am looking for at age 53. Also not sure if I need a chin implant. My hope is to use this approach as a bridge for the next five years befoe committing to a deep plane facelift.

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