Alright so, I have a relatively pointed head. My jaw line towards the back of the ear isn't bad, but it seems to crop very heavily down towards the chin. So this gives me a very weak jaw towards the middle on a vertical decline. The jaw line isn't really great either from a side look either, but it's not horrible. So would I benefit most from a jaw implant, or some kind of chin implant that extends up the side? I really want a more balanced and masculine square looking lower face. Thank you.
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In general, a conservative chin implant yields a great result. I would recommend an in-person consult with a board certified facial plastic surgeon. He/she may use computer imaging software to give you an idea of how the final result may appear. I hope this helps, and I wish you the best of luck...
Excess skin and chin cannot be addressed through a small half-inch incision underneath the neck to gain access with a chin implant. When excess skin is present in the neck after liposuction a neck lift or face neck lift is usually required. This will also address the jowls, tightening the neck...
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