I hate my large chin and jawline. Are there any simple ways to correct? (Photo)

Implants can strengthen the jawline and create a more balanced facial silhouette by augmenting the mandibular body, angle, and ramus. A wide variety of patients can benefit from this procedure, including those with normal, deficient, or surgically altered anatomy.

Your chin seems to be more prominent that the back of your jaw, but both can be sculpted in surgery. The technique I use begins with incisions on the inside of your mouth to access the bone. I then shape the bone precisely using a powered rasp. The most difficult part of recovery is swelling of the masseter muscle which can last several months, but you will certainly see a big difference right away.

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Sarah Saxon, MD

Your doctor should take an xray and determine the cause of this. If it is only chin that is protruded, we could perform sliding genioplasty and correct it.