What's the best course to make my weak chin stronger, my wide jaw narrower, my lips close naturally, and my lips fuller? (Photo)

There are several options but without seeing you in person there is no
way to be sure which if any of these is an option. What you are describing is
very common known as oral incompetence. Basically your jaw height is
taller than the soft tissue of your lower chin and lip. Hence you can’t
close your lips in neutral. What is necessary is a jaw shortening surgery
via oral surgery. That being said, a chin implant can give the illusion
of a stronger jaw line by manipulating the chin and hence recruiting soft
tissue and improving this deformity. I am a big fan of the chin implant as it is
quick, easy and can lead to very natural results if done correctly. There
are many different chin implant shapes and sizes that could be specifically
sized for you, in ways that will leave you with a very natural looking chin. As
for thin lips, Fillers are a great way to even and enhance your lips giving you
a very natural yet rejuvenating appearance. Prospective patients gain the
benefits of enhancing lips without committing to a permanent procedure. Hope
this has helped.

Hello.  One option for the "weak" chin is chin augmentation via a chin implant.For the lips, you may wish to consider filler.  Options include Juvederm, Restylane and Belotero.Best wishes.

With a weak chin and lip incompetence the best chin augmentation approach is a sliding genioplasty. As the bone comes forward it can help drive the lower lip upward as well as eliminate a mentalis muscle strain. Thin lips are managed by a variety of strategies but none of them are perfect. If you are having surgery you may try fat injections since this is the best environment to do so.

A chin implant can be inserted through sub mental approach to give added projection to the chin to help with facial balance and proportions. Chin implants are composed of Silastic, are manufactured in a variety of sizes and shapes, and can be inserted under local anesthesia as an outpatient procedure.

Hi, these are all great questions that I'll address individually.  Based upon the attached photos:Your chin, as you mentioned is quite weak.  This can be augmented using a chin implant providing harmony and balance to the entire lower face.  I have performed this procedure for well over 26 years and do not recommend an intra-oral approach which has multiple added side effects over an incision placed under the chin.Your lips are a bit thin and can be augmented using a dermal filler (I prefer Juvederm or restylane) or a lip implant for a more permenent augmentation.  I would try that first before having any alteration to the degree of "gummy smile".Your jaw line has a signifigant degree of "flare" which is a relative masculine trait providing angularity to the face.  The most effective way for a woman to couter that affect is to make the anterior (front portion) of the cheeks more full, round and naturally attractive.  This creates a heart-shaped face that's feminine, youthful and attractive.  Cheek Augmentation can be performed using a dermal filler (I prefer Perlane) or with  cheek implants for a permanent augmentation.You may wish to read my book on factors contributing to face and body beauty for a more detail explanation.  Hope this helps.

Your facial growth pattern indicates a "taller" upper jaw which is why there is some gum exposed with smiling. Also the pattern has a taller chin and both factors cause the lip separation. Mouth breathing is commoN with this pattern. You could easily have a sliding genioplasty ( not an implant) to change the height and projection and sixth if the chin. As well, the angle of the jaw and entire jawline could be changed to balance the overall look. ,