Would a chin implant be beneficial? (Photo)

Dear GHEMSU, Thank you for your series of pictures. Your profile is not too bad. Based on the pictures only, I believe either a small chin implant to advance it slightly or sliding genioplasty to do the same combined with some very minimal to neck liposuction. For the most accurate...

LVok, Thank you for your pictures. I agree with your Plastic Surgeon . Your chin looks pretty good. I would leave well enough alone. If you want more balance between your chin and nose, I think that you should address this balance via rhinoplasty. Best wishes! Earl Stephenson, Jr, MD, DDS,...

Thank you for your pictures. Your problem is challenging. You have a hyper dynamic mentalis muscle. There is no surgery for that type of issue. You may try minute doses of Botox to dampen the muscle activity enough so that this contour does not occur when you smile, but keeps your muscle active...

Thank you for your inquiry! You would be a great candidate for a chin implant or chin filler as they both add volume/projection. Filler is temporary whereas an implant is more of a permanent solution. We would love to meet with you in person or virtually for a consultation to help you reach your...

The area that you circled is a natural crease between the lower lip and chin. In our experience, filling this may lead to bumpiness and visible product. In that regard, it may be best to leave this alone. Hope this helps and thank you for your question. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Based on your profile photo, you appear to have a strong chin appearance. This helps to keep somebody's neck skin tight, and we typically do not recommend chin reduction surgery for that reason. The best advice is to embrace your lovely chin. Wishing you well. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph