Big Droopy Hanging Bottom Lip. What Procedure Can Fix This?

Reduction of your lower lip with a chin implant will give your face a much softer, balanced look. See a good surgeon in your area who is experienced with this procedure.

From the photos the problem appears to be more of a receded chin than an enlarged lower lip although there may be components of both. When the chin is receded backward the concave area between lower lip and chin deepens and the lower lip pouts outward and downward. This is usually treated with a chin implant. You can have your surgeon simulate the effect of an implant by injecting saline into the chin. This will last a few hours but give you an idea of what a chin implant would do. You may need both the implant and a lip reduction procedure. On the other hand if your dental alignment is off and the whole jawbone is small/receded a chin implant may not be the best option. The side view photo indicates the whole jawbone maybe diminished in size.

You really need to consult with a surgeon face to face to find out what options you have available, which are reasonable and which give you the result risk ratio and cost you can live with.

My response to your question/post does not represent formal medical advice or constitute a doctor patient relationship. You need to consult with i.e. personally see a board certified plastic surgeon in order to receive a formal evaluation and develop a doctor patient relationship.

While it is not they are not the most common procedures, there are various lip lift and lip reduction techniques.  However, you would need an in personal examination to tell if you are a good candidate for surgery.

 

Good Luck