Can I get chin lipo and sliding genioplasty at separate times? (Photo)

I would recommend you have a Rhinoplasty and Sliding advancement Genioplasty at the same time.The Liposuction can be done later, but it probably will not be required.
I have an Oral surgeon do the jaw, immediately before I do the rhinoplasty, under the same General anaesthetic - 1 night in hospital.
Look at my RealSelf Gallery, I think I have photos of a combined operation.

The simple answer is yes, you can have the genioplasty some time after the rhinoplasty. Based on your photo, you will not likely need submental liposuction. Good luck

Dear bobrossfanclub,
it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. generally speaking you should be able to combine your procedures so that you choose another surgeon for genioplasty. If you are considering a surgery, I would suggest you to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

A sliding genioplasty works well, but I am not sure you need it. I use them for patients with severe retrognathia. For most people, however, I believe silicone implants are a better option (and I am a jaw surgeon). Reason being is pain, swelling, and recovery is significantly better, and the surgery is easily paired with the surgeries you would already like to have.
I also believe it is much better to plan both operations at the same time. These are designed to bring your face into harmony doing them incrementally is not as ideal as approaching them at the same time. You do not want to overcompensate for the chin by over-reducing the nose, or do the opposite because of a planned implant size.
Bottom line, you should pick a surgeon that you are happy to have perform both surgeries, and I would highly recommend performing all at the same time for recovery time, costs, and aesthetic balance.

From the one limited side photograph, there's very little fat in the neck, so liposuction would not be required. The photograph demonstrates an over-projected nose and and under projecting chin. A rhinoplasty and a chin implant can be performed simultaneously under one anesthesia with one recovery. Chin implants are much less invasive, and simply augment the chin forward for better facial balance and for portions from the side profile with respect to the nose. A sliding genioplasty is performed by an oral surgeon in a hospital setting with an overnight stay at the hospital and is much more invasive. A sliding genioplasty is usually performed when the teeth are significantly out of alignment. Digital computer imaging of your nose and chin would be helpful to understand what can be accomplished with Both procedures upon your facial features.

Your plan sounds excellent. Most plastic surgeons do not offer a sliding genioplasty. These procedures can be done by plastic surgeons who learned how to do them during their training or in practice but seem to be more commonly be performed by oral surgeons. likewise, oral surgeons have no specific training in Liposuction and so having someone who is good at Liposuction, rhinoplasty and potentially chin implants do those type of procedures make sense. for a sliding genioplasty most likely you’ll find more oral surgeons with more expertise and they may not be the ones to go to for Liposuction.

Separating each individual procedure will also allow you to see what that part of the improvement process contributed. Sometimes when a combination of procedures is performed together it could be difficult to differentiate which one gave the greatest impact.

Obviously there are advantages for combined procedures.

Your described plan sounds pretty ideal.

The only thing I would add is that the facial skeletal imbalance it’s probably representing the primary problem because you have a normal thin fat distribution. treating the primary problem first is often a good idea. this would be dealing with the mandible and its lack of forward projection.

Best,

Mats Hagstrom MD

You do not appear to need the lipo. Once the genioplasty is done the contour under the chin will 'stretch' and flatten. As to timing any combo works.