I have bimaxillary protrusion and would like to know if facial implants are enough to change my face to this result? (Photos)

Without seeing radiogrsphic images, ceph, pan, or CBCT and with only the lateral photo you submitted it is difficult to give you a good recommendation. You said your bite/occlusion was good. If that’s the case submalar or zygomatoc implants would be a good choice. If you feel your nose would n...

Many materials can be used and each has its benefits. Part of the decision is the experience of the surgeon with the materials. Ideal material is Gortex/like which integrates with the tissue and can be carved to fit; silastic is typically 'standard sizes' but custom/$ ones can be made. Metal is...

In my opinion, I think that fillers would be the best option for you. I think that you need more volume and placing additional volume through an implant might be risky.

Jaw implants and bone grafts can be used to adjust the angle of the mandible to correct asymmetry and improve the jaw line after orthognathic surgery.  However without a physical exam it is difficult to say definitively if augmenting the jaw will correct the specific deficiency that you are...

Your photo shows an anterior hyoid position with mild microgenia and certicofacial liposis.  My recommendation would be to seek a consultation by a board certified maxillofacial surgeon who can evaluate and image you as well as perform radiographs to assess your condition.  He or she...

In my opinion, nasal implants are a poor option and should not be used. I have seen severe complications when they extrude, which can cause permanent damage. There are other techniques to improve nasal shape without these risks.Jaw and chin implants are different. While there is still a small...