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Is this my new chin? Can it be reversed? 2 month post-op sliding genioplasty. (photos)

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number23Feb 10, 2017
I am devastated with the results. My chin is too prominate and tilted up, causing my lower face to look short with a large step off felt on the right. My bottom lip is not functioning properly, it has rolled in and gotten smaller. I am unable to blot my lips or chew with my mouth closed and my lips do not meet at rest without force. I'm seriously considering a reversal asap, but I am scared of doing more harm and I don't know if it's too soon. Please help, I am sick of crying over this.

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