No functional problems, would I be a good candidate for a sliding genioplasty? (Photo)

My recommendation would be to wait at least 4 weeks, then start back at 50% and see how you feel. You will most likely be more tired and sore afterwards. After 6 weeks, the bone is healed, but it is important to listen to your body and back off a bit if you need to. Definitely have a spotter...

It almost appears that you want to undo the genioplasty. You can have a reduction done, but there is a limit to how much can be moved back/shaved. It is fairly simple to change the shape with contouring, but removing too much can leave you with skin laxity or chin ptosis. How long ago was the...

Jaw surgery is a major invasive procedure and should not be considered lightly. Jaw surgery is used to fix one's bite and other mechanical issues. If you are strictly looking for a cosmetic procedure, then you appear to be a good candidate for a genioplasty. This would move your chin forward and...

It appears that most important part of your chin “deformity” in animation, is slight lipodystrophy (fat deposits) of the neck and jawline. Contouring of the neck and jawline by means of liposuction may be a solution for your problem. In-person consultation or teleconference with a board cer...

You are a good candidate for a genioplasty. Your chin is a bit short and definitely recessed. By moving it forward and down (mostly forward; you have decent height from the front), it would bring balance to your profile while elongating your jawline. We offer in-person or virtual consultations...