40 y/o female, would a sliding genioplasty or chin implant correct asymmetry? Should I consider other options? (photos)

Once the bone has completely healed from the first surgery, it is possible to have a reduction genioplasty. However, being a revision and having had jawline reduction, you are at a slightly higher risk for complications, and it may not be possible to get your chin 100% back to its original...

You appear to be a good candidate for a genioplasty. This would bring your chin forward and slightly down, creating more facial balance and the projection you are looking for. It will also add length and definition to your jawline. The benefit of a genioplasty is that it lasts forever, and the...

Lower lip ptosis is not an easy problem to correct. There are two surgical treatment options. Re-suspension of the lower lip can be improved using a resorbable endotine. Another treatment option is reduction of the lower vestibule and suturing the mucosa of the lower lip to the attached mucosa.

The best thing is to provide photos when you are not smiling and good profile photos. Based on these photos alone there is no way to give you sound advice. However, with a prominent chin, the best treatment can be a chin reduction. Sometimes it is both a vertical and horizontal reduction. Also,...

We can absolutely make both vertical and horizontal improvements during a genioplasty. Genioplasty is one of our top cosmetic procedures, and we generally perform 1-2 each week. Our office provides morph photo simulations of expected outcomes, so that both you and the provider are on the same...