Chin Implant Vs Fat Graft; Jaw Implants? (photo)

Of course, there is nothing that replaces an in-person examination.  However, I think that a rhinoplasty, chin implant and submental liposuction will get you the results you are wanting.  I use the silastic Implantech implants.  These have worked very well for me.  As long as they are placed correctly they don't migrate.  I have never had one migrate, get rejected or infected and have not seen any evidence of bone resorption.  I generally use the extended anatomic implant, but would do 3D photo imaging before the procedure to make sure we understand what one another is seeing.  

I don't find fat grafting or fillers to be a good long term solution to augmenting the chin. I generally use an extended anatomic style silastic implant. Silastic implants in general have a very low rate of complications.

I don't think that a chin implant and neck liposuction alone would provide the results you desire in your morphed image. An in person exam would be needed to assess things more fully but I suspect that a neck lift may be needed to obtain results close to your simulated image.

You can read more chin augmentation at my web reference below.

The only way to achieve a square chin augmentation that is permanent is with an implant not fat grafting. Style 1 or 2 squate chin implant are based on different widths and measurements must be taken to deternine the best amount of squareness for your face. Jaw angle implants can be helpful addition to the jawline as you have illustrated in your imaging. The key is to have jaw angle implants that can provide some vertical lengthening as well. The implant material is of secondary importance to getting the right implant style and size. I see no need for custom implants for your jawline needs.

 In addition to the rhinoplasty, a small  Silastic chin implant could be placed through the submental incision. The size and shape are best determined at the time of the consultation and examination of the face in 3 dimensions. Simple liposuction of the neck may not be sufficient to due to subplatysmal fat in the heavy male neck.  A neck lift  would give a better result with removal of sub-mental and subplatysmal fat, along with tightening of the anterior  platysmal bands. Please see blank below for examples of rhinoplasty, chin implant, and neck lift in our practice

Based on the profile picture posted, you do not need a chin implant. There is a lot of fat in the neck and sub-mental area. If the fat is  subcutaneous, then liposuction of the sub-mental fat and jawline. If the fat is under the muscle then you need a Platysmaplasty, and liposuction.Then you can re-assess the chin and face. The rhinoplasty should maintain the male look.

A chin implant will give a more predictable result than fillers and fat.  I prefer porex/medpore implants, since these may be secured in proper position with screws.  You may improve the result with some neck liposuction at the same time.  Donald R. Nunn MD  Atlanta Plastic Surgeon.

 Iperform many Chin Augmentations with Chin Implants.  The photo provided shows the face pointing downward and even in that position, the chin does not need to be augmented forward.  Placing a chin implant will make the lower face and chin over-projected.  The jawline can be flared using Radiesse injections to the mandibular angle.  Hope this helps.