I'm not sure what I should do about my protruding mouth area? (Photos)

Thank you for your question.
There are many procedures that can help you including Fillers in the Cheeks and Chin or Chin Implant, possible Rhinoplasty and dental treatments. You will need to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who can evaluate you fully and suggest possible treatments. All The Best !

Hello and thank you for your question.  Based on your concern, creating a stronger chin to balance your beautifully full lips can give you the more feminine look you are hoping for.  With fillers such as Voluma, Resytlane Lyft or Radiesse, creating volume and structure in the chin area can be achieved easily. There is little downtime and results can last from 1 to 2 years.   Be sure to seek an experienced injector who specializes in facial aesthetics for best results. Good luck!

The issue is not so much that your mouth is protruding, rather your chin is retracting.  Fillers to project the chin forward will be very helpful, or a chin implant.  You would benefit from some under-eye filler as well.

There are number of issues which need to be examined in your case. Number one, are your teeth in good alignment? Number two, your chin appears to be rather small and lacking projection with respect to the rest of your face. Number three, your cheeks appear to be rather flat and require more fullness thereby making your mouth not as protruding in appearance. I would go to a plastic surgeon like myself for an evaluation and treatment which sometimes can be provided on the spot. Good luck from New York City

Hi and welcome to our forum!
There are many causes of disproportionality. Before considering a surgical approach, I would recommend an endocrinology evaluation to determine if these "masculine" characteristics may have a hormonal cause which may respond to medical therapy.
2 dimensional photographs may not portray the entire picture, but as you note, your chin appears recessive. This could be misleading. There are imaging techniques (cephalometric studies) to determine if the chin is recessive or if the upper jaw is protrusive. This will allow proportions to be accurately determined. If your dental occlusion is normal, a recessive chin can be corrected with an implant. If abnormal, your lower jaw can be advanced. A protrusive upper jaw requires an recessive procedure.
Seek a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon.
Best wishes...