I've had a Rhinoplasty (which I'm not 100% happy with but it looks much better than it did originally), get Radiesse injected in my cheeks to make them higher and more prominent every year, and have also had two hair transplants. I am 27 years old. I've always felt that my chin was very lacking in my side profile and was wondering if a chin implant would help with that? I was also wondering if it could help to achieve a more "square" looking modelesque like face.
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Hi, based upon the attached photos your face is not flat but round-shaped and full. According to the ideal facial aesthetics as outlined in my book on the subject, women appear the most attractive when their faces are heart-shaped. Reducing the fatty tissues over the lower...
Many doctors will do chin implants in their surgery suite with local/sedation. The only cost this alleviates is that of the anesthesiologist. You will still have the surgeon's fees, the cost of the implant and the facility fees.
While you may still feel as though your smile is off in 2 weeks, no one will notice. The muscles need to soften and relax following chin implant surgery. In 2 weeks, you will probably feel normal, but slight swelling may continue for a couple of months.