Receding chin, weak chin, any solutions?

Thank you for your question and images. A personal consultation would be best to discuss your options in detail but given your age I prefer a bony (sliding) genioplasty. There are a number of benefits of a sliding genioplasty over a implant particularly in regards to longevity and post operative issues. A bony genioplasty also has the advantage of lengthening the neck line and tightening the muscles under the chin which a implant genioplasty can not deliver. A sliding genioplasty can also be used to lengthen the lower third of your face which I suspect from your images is shortened. I do agree though that submental liposuction would also be a nice addition. Good luck.RegardsDr Guy Watts

Thanks for your pictures.   In my opinion, you would benefit from a sliding genioplasty and liposuction beneath your chin.  Seek consultation from several board certified plastic surgeons.  

 A sliding genioplasty is performed under general anesthesia as an inpatient procedure a hospital setting. A chin implant can be inserted under local anesthesia as an outpatient procedure which takes approximately 30 minutes. Chin implants are manufactured in a  variety of sizes and shapes, and are placed through a submental approach. Liposuction the neck can be performed at same time if the patient so desires.