How can I fix my “witchy chin”? I do not want it to just out. (Photo)

A sliding genioplasty or a small chin implant will likely provide similar results, so you are a candidate for either procedure. It appears that any degree of horizontal movement will improve your overall facial balance.

If your only concern is aesthetics, and you're able to eat a normal diet, I would recommend a sliding genioplasty. The surgery will not change your bite. It is performed in our office with sedation anesthesia and takes about 45 minutes. Most patients return to work in 3-5 days.

Your options for a recessed chin include a sliding genioplasty or a silicone chin implant. Both procedures would be a permanent way to give greater chin projection. These procedures can be done in the office with sedation anesthesia. Neither procedure will affect your bite or change your smile.

You may be a candidate for a sliding genioplasty, but more photos and a FaceTime consult would be helpful. In some cases, the chin pad needs to be reduced to provide a more feminine and delicate chin soft tissue.

You'd massively benefit from a reduction genioplasty (not shaving or finling down, but a standard-planning osteotomies design) to reduce the vertical height of your chin and reduce its widht a tad so that it looks perfectly round and not squarish. See the link below for images.

I am doing genioplasties 25 yrs ago and I have received cases like yours. The decision of "leaving the capsule for an augmented look" taken by your surgeon was simply dumb, pointless and erroneous, just happens he wished a swift and hassle-free maneuver, pull out the implant and period...