Can I get a chin reduction to even out my chin on one side?

I would need to see the jawline in frontal view but in profile you can see a sharp definition and masseter prominence, that’s why jawline contouring with or without masseter reduction may be a good option. One of the things you are seeing more is that your chin is protrusive—I say that bec...

You have a yaw of your lower jaw, meaning the back part at the angle of your jaw is kicked out on the right side. It is a little tucked in on the left, but not too much. That is why your right angle is more defined and your left is more rounded which you can really see on your 3/4 pics. Your...

I would ideally do it all in one, but if not feasible for you, set the contour of the bone, let the soft tissue adapt and heal, then treat the soft tissue after a few months if you still need to. There is a scenario with contouring the bone that the soft tissue adapts well enough such that you...

If you are going for the pics on the right, you need to augment the angles. That will bring your jaw width better in line with your cheek width (bigonial width: bizygomatic width). Your jawline definition is good but you have rounding at the angle of the jaw and augmentation would sharpen that...

Your chin is asymmetric as well, so I would correct that with a genioplasty and then contour the jawline on both sides to balance out the entire jawline. You can’t really contour the chin alone because the soft tissue won’t adapt when you reduce by contouring. You have an asymmetry that beg...

V-line surgery is a mandible surgery targeted to contour and slim the jaw. It targets the angle of the mandible, the jaw, and the chin. The objective is to give you a more delicate and narrow mandibular line. The surgery consists of mandible osteotomy of the bone.