Reversal of Lefort I and BSSO?

Hello. The fact that your mid-face is very flat and inward makes your lower face look more prominent and protruding. We can only achieve the proportion between the lower and middle face by placing a cheek implant. However, we can revise the chin implant you had years ago and place a chin implant...

In most cases the mentalis muscle reinserts into the bone and function is normal. The risks of problems is diminished when the the bone reduction/ burring is done from a submental incision. Ptosis of the chin is a potential complication and this may require chin resuspension. It is not common...

This answer requires a very detailed examination, however, it is possible theoretically that you could benefit from Buccal Fat Removal or Botox injections to the Masseter.

Either works. But often the implant is removed and a genioplasty performed to ensure proper profile contours. The chin has a muscle 'under' it which can 'stretch' forward with a genioplasty. That muscle is the attachment of the tongue which you want to move forward if you have sleep apnea. The...

Providing that your chin mass is entirely fibrous, scar tissue, it can be treated with injection of corticosteroid (Kenalog) until it is significantly reduced. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is recommended.

Loss of weight can have an effect on the appearance of the face and the neck where loss of volume can create drooping of the skin and loss of definition of the jawline. The gold standard of improving this would be a Lower Face and Neck Lift, however at your age, non-surgical tightening...