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

Dear Sensible, From your photos, you appear to have a mild to moderate chin retrusion (a slightly recessed chin), and your morphed image shows a very realistic improvement in facial balance. Yes — a sliding genioplasty could help achieve the result you’re after, as long as your teeth and bit...

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.