Chin implant: Will I look masculine? (photo)

After looking at your pictures it appears as if you are rather young and I'm not sure the chin implant will add much defintion.  That being said, improvements to the jawline and the submental area are often best corrected by simultaneous chin augmentation and liposuction. The implant tends to move the skin a small bit forward so as to truly define the angle between the chin and the neck. Liposuction allows the surgeon to remove a small amount of fat that is found above the platysma muscle. One would want to be conservative here as visible deformities and lumps can occur with over-aggressive suctioning in this area.

Hello and thank you for your question.From the photo you
have provided it appears as though you do not need a chin implant. With the
limited photos you've provided it would be difficult to make recommendations as
to what other treatment(s) may benefit you. I recommend that you see a
board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to get more specific answers to
your questions which can best be addressed after a thorough history and
examination is performed.
Best of luck to you!

There are numerous configurations for various jaw sizes and genders, plus experienced surgeons can customize an implant by shaving and trimming.  If you do a chin implant, I would highly recommend liposuction under your chin as it would really compliment your situation.Joe Niamtu, III DMDCosmetic Facial SurgeryRichmond, Virginia

  Chin implants are manufactured in a variety of sizes and shapes which is  best determined at the time of the examination and consultation. The chin implants do not make folks look more masculine, they just give an augmentation and stronger chin profile.