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Hope this helps. Your face if not ugly but a small chin implant might help with assemetry . Local anesthsia can sometime be used for this procedure.
Chin implants are placed when patient's have a weak and recessive chin profile from the side. Chin implants are manufactured in a variety of sizes and shapes, are composed of Silastic, and can be inserted under local anesthesia as an outpatient procedure. For many examples, please see the link below
Your photograph is incomplete. However you can be helped. Internet is wrong place for any serious advice. If you are serious and have means to afford plastic surgery you should get a consultation with a plastic surgeon in your town. That will be your first step.
You have midface protrusion and that requires very sophisticated surgery but can result in dramatic improvement. It amounts to making cuts in the maxillary bone and repositioning it back so it matches the more natural position of the chin and the eyesockets.
You do not have an ugly face! You are very pretty. Your profile view shows a small chin. This may be the imbalance you are seeing. If you place your finger from your lips straight down, your chin should almost touch your finger. yours is behind. Having a chin implant will project the chin forward to better balance the lower half of your face. How old are you? You look very young.
I'm quite sure the you need a chin implant. Sometimes jaw surgery is needed if your teeth don't meet properly.A receding chin is by far the most common and easily corrected problem.I can be done with straight local anesthesia.
Yes, there is no reason why an experienced Rhinoplasty surgeon can not use rib graft in a closed procedure. It depends on what it is being used for and what the goals are, but it can be done.
I dont think your nose is too big for your face, not at all, what it really is, is too wide. In the side view the nose should always protrude past your lips and chin, this is normal, and is something that makes your faces looks more balanced. Now I completely agree with you that the top of the...
It's difficult to tell the photograph, we have seen aphthous ulcers present on the uvula after anesthesia and nasal surgery. Always best to check with your operative surgeon. This should not have any effect on the rhinoplasty results