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Thank you for your picture. Your profile looks pretty good. To answer your question, your chin can be reduced by removing and contouring the bone or using a sliding genioplasty to reduce the prominence. I would strongly recommend that you see a board-certified plastic surgeon or a board-certified facial plastic surgeon for a complete the evaluation before embarking on a chin reduction. Best wishes.
Chin reduction can be done by a variety of methods including filing. (bone shaving/burring) But one has to be careful with any form of intraoral shaving of the chin bone as it is prone to causing chin pad sagging or ptosis.
Yes - "filing" the chin bone is a possibility, especially if you need a small amount of bone removed. Your chin looks good - perhaps slightly over-projected (but tough to tell since your photo isn't a true lateral photograph), and it may be a good option for you. See a board-certified plastic surgeon who has experience with bone surgery to discuss your options.
This must be done as one single procedure! if your surgeon is not expert in this do seek better opinions; I do regularly such technique (anterior advancement with vertical height increase by means of bone grafting) and NEVER had to do 2 separate surgeries.Read on my experiences.
Cost factors vary significantly for a number of good reasons: Prices vary greatly because the surgery itself encompasses a wide range of techniques that can be performed to different extents. My recommendation is to first find the most qualified surgeons where you want the surgery ...
Hello NorwayGirl444,Thanks for your question.The pictures are helpful.From anterior view, you can see the asymmetry in width of your chin. This can be managed with asymmetric filler injection.If your bite is normal, a chin implant is a great option for both increasing the volume of the chin ...
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