I am looking into getting chin implants, but i don't know if a genioplasty will be the better option for my weak/receding chin. I am also looking into fillers for my tired eyes, it droops my entire face down.
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June 30, 2023
Answer: Both work
Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
Ideally, one would consider alteration of the dental/teeth positions. The upper teeth are 'tilted' back and the lower teeth are not forward enough to support the lower lip. The lower jaw is 'retrognathic'. The orthodontist/oral maxillofacial surgeon can guide you. A chin procedure is not a good...
From the frontal view, a person's face will look longer and thinner following the placement of a chin implant if they started with a recessive chin. By bringing the chin forward, it also gives the appearance of length. That was a good question.
You may be a candidate for jaw surgery. It is a large procedure and many factors go into deciding whether or not it is the right choice for you. How is your bite? Do your teeth align? Do you have sleep apnea or sleep issues? It is something that should be discussed before you are any other...
