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Can a genioplasty shorten + narrow the chin? (Photo)

Straightforward5946Apr 22, 2022
I got a chin implant, but removed it due to the fact that it lengthened my already long chin and added width to my face from the front. If I do a genio, is it possible to shorten my face + keep my chin/jaw looking narrow from the front? Also - I had filler before, and it seems to have eroded some of my chin bone. Am I still a candidate for a genio, given my bone loss?

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Timothy Osborn, MD

You are a candidate for a genioplasty. Your chin is only slightly recessed and would not need to come far forward. It could also be brought down slightly, which would balance out your profile. This would help to reduce the labiomental fold as well. As an added benefit, it would add length and...

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For purely cosmetic correction, a genioplasty will give you a balanced lower face without undergoing major corrective jaw surgery. Simultaneous jawline and submental liposuction would also enhance the definition of your profile.

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At a month out, it is more about your comfort level. As long there are no complications or signs of infection after the breast surgery, and you consult with the surgeon, there is no reason why you couldn't have a genioplasty.

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