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As you seem to be aware, while your chin does go off to one side, so does the upper jaw, such that there is a generalized facial asymmetry (FYI: this is quite common). The asymmetry in the chin area can be addressed with either a modified standard chin implant, a custom chin implant, or with a leveling bony genioplasty. I think an implant in the back part of the lower jaw (the right side on the photographs you present) would help with symmetry as well. Please seek consultation with a surgeon with experience treating facial asymmetries.
A chin implant would improve our lower facial asymmetry. But it would best be done by a custom implant design method to avoid creating other chin asymmetries.
The price of Chin Implant operation depends on several factors such as the difficulty of your case and your request for your operation area. In my practice, prices for Chin Implant operation reaches from 2250 Euro up to 2450 Euro range, and it also includes the travel package such as...
An intra-oral incision will often heal faster than an external cut because the mucosa can heal at a faster pace. Usually, the epidermis has healed over by 3-5 days but the deeper (submucosal) tissues will require several weeks to months for the scar tissue to heal and remodel. Although there is,...
Jw angle implants can be done through an external incision. The incision would be the same as that for fixing jaw angle fractures known as a Risdon incision. This incision is done roughly two finger width below the jaw angles in a more natural skin crease. The length of that incision would be...
