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Thank you for your question. It is hard to make any determinations from just a profile photo. You do have a recessive chin that can be improved with a sliding genioplasty or silicone chin implant. The height of your chin is good the relationship of your upper lip and nose is also good. The flatness of your anterior cheek can be addressed with fillers. A full clinical exam would be necessary to make any further suggestions.
Thank you for your picture. I agree with Dr. Moll that your occlusion needs to be checked. You have some deficiency in mid-face (cheeks) that may need to be addressed as well. Best place to start is with a consultation from an oral and maxillofacial surgeon Earl Stephenson, Jr,MD, DDS
thank you for posting your question. In order to give you a correct assessment about your upper and lower jaws, you will need an in person consultation with a surgeon who is familiar performing orthognathic surgery. The relationship of your jaws, facial bones to each other, and your dental occlusion needs to be assessed.
Of the difference between a simple sliding genioplasty and a multidimensional augmentation genioplasty.Sliding genioplasties are ONLY for those cases with a good size of the chin, even slightly vertically oversized, in which the chin is weak or receded, this is lacking the balanced projection...
Based on the good xray posted your chin is optimal for sliding genioplaty only, no need for augmentation grafting or vertical reduction.Live photos needed for better advice.
Your (half face covering) frontal view photograph gives limited information., so the answer may be insufficient to fulfill your question. Usually, the reason for asymmetry is very complicated and there are combined asymmetry of bony skeleton and soft tissues. Due to limited information, we...
Hi and thanks for your question. The post op period can be a difficult time. The swelling has gone down a lot, but not completely, and the incisions are all still healing. As a result, there are usually areas of asymmetry that can be quite concerning. Furthermore, there is no way of kno...
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