Which procedure would be best for targeting my weak chin and overbite? (photos)

A simple and least invasive way to start would be facial contouring using injectable fillers. this is a wonderful choice in expereinced hands to shape and contour features such as defining the chin and jawline and improveing the overal facial balance.

Chin/jawline correction with filler would be a great option for your based off of the pictures you provided above. Typically I use a combination of Radiesse and Juvaderm Volux to achieve a more contoured and balanced appearance.

As a plastic surgeon with over 20 years of experience, I’ve seen many patients with concerns similar to yours—and I want you to know that there are effective solutions available.A weak chin combined with an overbite can affect both facial aesthetics and functional harmony. While chin fillers or implants may improve the appearance of the chin, they do not address the underlying bite issue. If your overbite is significant, orthodontic treatment or jaw surgery may be necessary to achieve long-term balance and stability.In many cases, a combined approach—orthodontics to correct the bite and surgical or non-surgical enhancement to refine the chin—can deliver the most natural and satisfying results.I’d be happy to assess your facial structure in detail and guide you toward the most suitable treatment plan tailored to your goals.

Thank you for your inquiry! All of the options you gave are great! Filler is a temporary fix. Chin implant is a more permanent fix as well as the braces. We would love to sit down with you to discuss these options in more detail. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgery to help you reach your goals!

Hello and thank you for contacting me. Based on your photos, you are a good candidate for the chin filler. Chin implants will be more agressive for you and can give male appearance to your face. Also for getting a slimmer face I recommend buccal fat pad excision and double chin liposuction. I guess with this combination we can get a good result for your case.
Good luck!

Hi there! I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. Chin filler is a great option for enhancing your profile by creating a more balanced and harmonious ratio between the chin, nose, and jawline. It can significantly improve facial symmetry and overall definition, especially if you feel like you have a weak chin. I always recommend starting with a consultation to develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to your unique features and aesthetic goals

If you have an overbite, the best course of action is to have a consultation with your dentist.

As for the appearance and facial symmetry, I don't see any issue related to chin projection. Overall, your face is aesthetically quite pleasing.
If I had to point out something that could potentially be improved, it would be the jawline definition and the mandibular angle. Volume could be added to the jaw angles using either hyaluronic acid fillers or implants, which would enhance the overall contour of your face.
In addition, liposuction under the chin could also contribute positively.
If I had a 3/4 view photograph, I could provide you with a more detailed assessment.

In general, when somebody has an overbite repaired, this tends to not affect the appearance of somebody's chin. Additionally, you appear to have a well projected chin appearance on profile, so I do not believe that chin augmentation would be helpful. If you are looking to improve upon the appearance of your jawline, neck liposuction may be considered. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Hello and thank you for your question. Options for management of decreased chin volume and/or projection do include injectable fillers as well as chin augmentation with the use of a chin implant. You may benefit from and in person consultation with a board certified facial plastic surgeon or oral and maxillofacial surgeon to better address your concerns.

I think there is nothing wrong with your chin and I only saw one answer in the list of answers you received that is correct. You could get some filler on the sides of your chin to make it blend better with your mandible. I can also see that the ratio between your upper lip skin height (philtrum) and the distance from the lower lip to the chin could be improved with a lip lift. This would bring that ratio closer to 1/3 and will make your chin appear more substantial.