Would a genioplasty be appropriate to improve my weak chin? (Photos)

Based on these photos you seem to be a candidate for conservative rhinoplasty mostly involving tip area. However, set of better profile photos is needed to asses whether genioplasty would further balance your profile.

There are many things that we can do. You have a long midface that we can address. There are several different procedures involved. They may include a lip lift, cheek augmentation, a facelift, or even some bone changes. Watch our videos to learn more.

If you have a functional problem with difficulty eating and chewing, then corrective may surgery may be a better option. If you are only interested in aesthetics, then a sliding genioplasty can achieve the facial balance that you are lacking. The chin can be repositioned in any number of...

You would likely have improved facial balance with a chin implant or sliding genioplasty. Both procedures would achieve similar results in your case.

Based on these photos it does not look that you have significant asymmetry. You may consider to start with nose surgery and see how would that affect overall facial balance. Hope this helps

A customized design for your sliding genioplasty can give you a longer, pointier, and add more projection with one procedure. I place many implants as well, and I secure them with mini-screws so the implants don't migrate. In your case, an implant will likely make your face wider, so I would...