I'm no doctor but my opinion is that because my chin is behind my lips, the fat in my face is less spread out, causing me to have chipmunk like cheeks when I smile. My body is very lean and my face is not on the same page. I would very much so like my face to be better balanced in proportion and to have a more angular lower half. What is right for me?
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October 30, 2016
Answer: Buccal fat and chin implant for a leaner looking face
In most cases, internal sutures for chin surgery are resorbable. Sometimes the sutures do not reabsorb and must be removed. It is very important to follow-up with your surgeon because he knows what type of sutures were placed beneath the skin. Some surgeons use non-resorbable sutures to secure...
These jaw angle implant terms are older terms that refer to traditional silicone jaw angle implants that were designed over twenty years ago. There is very little difference between them and their external effects would end up looking the same. The more contemporary jaw angle implant styles an...
Hi subti,In order to properly assess the merits of a chin implant in terms of improving your facial features, a full front and side view photo is necessary so we can get a better idea on the aesthetic proportions of your face. From the given photos however, it looks like your chin lacks forward...
