1 year post horizontal reduction genioplasty, chin looks bigger and bulkier in portrait view (Photo)

You have a somewhat recessive chin in the photos so a sliding genioplasty or chin implant will provide greater facial balance to your lower face. The central projection point of your chin would improve as well. Either procedure works.

Based on your pictures, your case is mild and you would be better suited for a chin implant than an osteosis advanced genioplasty because : 1) it is simpler 2) is is cheaper 3) less surgery 4) less recovery 5) it maintains the continuity of your jaw line 6) it will support your lower lip over...

You are a good candidate for a genioplasty. Your chin is a bit short and recessed. Moving it forward and down would bring balance to your profile while elongating your jawline. It would create a more "v" shape facial structure. You may be a candidate for a thread lift as well, which would...

Yes, it is possible. Make sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon with a good eye for the best results. Best of luck !

With a sliding genioplasty, you can either do it through the oral cavity approach or under the chin approach . Doing it through the mouth can disrupt vital supporting muscles of the lower lip which can actually worsen lower lip ptosis (sag). Therefore, though advancing the chin would provide...

If you have a palatal expander in for jaw surgery preparation, then having a reduction may change the surgical plan. I would discuss this with your surgeon/whoever placed the expander first. If jaw surgery is not part of the plan, then a genioplasty should be fine. Depending on how much you are...