Buccal fat removal or chin filler? (Photo)

I would definitely start with buccal fat removal, once the buccal curves are created you might not need any volume in your chin.

Patients interested in slimming their face may think that either chin filler or buccal fat removal may help to achieve that goal.Chin filler elongates the chin to give a more defined jawline. However, it doesn't affect the overall appearance of the lower face fullness. Buccal fat removal, by removing the fullness of the lower anterior cheeks, indeed allows the face to become and look thinner without prominent chin or chin fillers. To have an idea if buccal fat removal could make the face thinner, consider watching the video below.John Mesa, MDBuccal Fat Removal Specialist

You could definitely from buccal fat removal. This will help to reduce some of the fullness in your cheeks. You have good jawline definition. You may also consider jawline lipo which is done above the jawline and will help to further reduce the lower cheek fullness and tighten the contour. Chin filler is a good temporary option but you will need multiple syringes and yearly touchups. Depending on what you are looking for, a genioplasty may be an option as well. Your chin is "short" compared to the rest of your face, and by bringing your chin forward and down, we would create more projection and better facial balance. The entire procedure is done through your mouth so there are no external incisions (no outside scarring). Our office provides simulated morph photos of expected outcomes and we are happy to schedule a virtual or in-person consult to discuss things further!