My receding chin keeps getting worse as I get older/gain weight. I've read reviews on chin augmentation, implants, and liposuction of the chin. Each seem to have their advantages and disadvantages, but I'm a poor college student, so at this point I'm looking for the most cost effective route. Any ideas and/or professional opinions would be appreciated.
February 11, 2016
Answer: Receding chin Hello! You would benefit from a chin implant. Implants are permanent so no matter your weight, you will have the benefit of a better contour. While not inexpensive they are high on satisfaction and provide lots of bang for the buck. I would recommend getting a consultation or two with a facial plastic surgeon, look at some before/afters and morphs and check into financing. Good luck!
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February 11, 2016
Answer: Receding chin Hello! You would benefit from a chin implant. Implants are permanent so no matter your weight, you will have the benefit of a better contour. While not inexpensive they are high on satisfaction and provide lots of bang for the buck. I would recommend getting a consultation or two with a facial plastic surgeon, look at some before/afters and morphs and check into financing. Good luck!
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February 11, 2016
Answer: Chin Augmentation There is really no good 'cost-effective' approach to your chin/neck issue. You have to address both components of the problem, meaning you need a combined chin augmentation and neck liposuction. Ideally you need a sliding genioplasty and liposuction of the neck to get the best result.
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February 11, 2016
Answer: Chin Augmentation There is really no good 'cost-effective' approach to your chin/neck issue. You have to address both components of the problem, meaning you need a combined chin augmentation and neck liposuction. Ideally you need a sliding genioplasty and liposuction of the neck to get the best result.
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