My priority is to achieve the biggest aesthetic improvement possible, which definitely means a massive increase in chin volume. Would having all 3 procedures be overkill and give me an unnaturally prominent chin? If so, which one should I skip? I know BSSOs are the most extreme surgery, but since my priority is the best aesthetic outcome I'm not ruling it out on those grounds. Or is my chin recessed enough that I should advance it as much as possible?
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To make that cervicomental angle change in a young person with little subcutaneous neck fat, you need a submentoplasty procedure. This is where any subplatysmal fat is removed and the neck muscle are tightened at the cervicomental transition.
Hi, based upon the attached photo your chin is quite weak. Chin augmentation, with a chin implant, can add volume to the chin creating harmony and balance to the lower face. I have performed many chin implant surgeries over the past 30 years and these are safe, quick and highly...
You can have liposuction and chin implants without any concerns. It is resurfacing procedures that are impacted by Acutane. Thus no lasers.
