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If you do not have any mechanical issues with your jaw or bite, I typically would not recommend jaw surgery. That is a major procedure with a decent recovery period. However, if you are looking for aesthetic solutions, I would recommend a genioplasty. Your chin is slightly recessed compared to the rest of your face. Its possible your upper jaw grew too far forward or your bottom jaw did not grow far enough. Regardless, this is very common, and for those who do not need/want jaw surgery, a genioplasty is a generally a great solution. In your case, we would bring your chin slightly forward and down to better balance your profile. In doing so, this would also elongate your jawline, creating more contour and definition. Our office provides simulated morph photos of expected outcomes and we are happy to schedule an in-person or virtual consultation for you!
Yes. It seems as though both your upper and lower jaw have grown too far forward, creating too much projection. You appear to be a good candidate for jaw surgery. How is your bite? Do your teeth align correctly? Have you had orthodontics before? There are many pieces that go into planning jaw...
Yes you can have double jaw surgery after camouflage treatments. However, it will be more complicated and movements may be limited. It all depends on your bite and where your jaws are placed. Without photos or imaging (xrays) it is hard to give you a better answer. We would be happy to set up a...
You appear to be a candidate for jaw surgery. However, more often than not, jaw surgery requires both upper and lower jaws to be moved. Your lower jaw is quite recessed, and a large advancement usually means the top must also be moved as well to keep your bite aligned. Moving the upper jaw will...
