Can you get jaw reduction surgery and implants at the same time?

Based on this single photo, there is no mayor asymmetry or disbalance of your face. If you still have concerns this can be discussed only the basis of in person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck.

Since your bite has been corrected the focus can be on some cosmetic changes. Both the midface and chin/ jaw can be changed or reshaped. A CT of your chin/jaw would be helpful to make recommendations. Changing the midface area will improve overall facial balance.

The chin shape and size can be changed with a reduction genioplasty; both width and height. It is difficult to provide more input without a full set of radiographs. You may benefit from mandibular angle implants.

A closed rhinoplasty procedure can accomplish shaving down the dorsal hump, refining the nasal tip and narrowing the bridge line with all incisions placed on the inside of the nose. The projection of your chin is acceptable.

The key is bone structure. In your frontal image it is apparent you have a narrow jaw which accentuates the 'fuller' cheek tissue. It is a common issue. Have jawline augmentation to define the jawline and artistically increase its width and ensure natural balance with the cheekbone area.

The lower jaw can be 'shaved' in the back of the jawline - it can be limited in extent to achieve the similar but more permanent look.