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At rest your chin is at the upper range of normal for vertical height. But when you smile the soft tissues get pulled back along the sides and the soft tissue chin pad is magnified in size and gets more pointy. The only potential solution is a vertical chin reduction by internal wedge removal of bone. But whether that adversely affects your chin aesthetics at rest is an important consideration of which computer imaging can be helpful to see its effects. It is also important to appreciate that surgery is a static procedure while your smile issue is a dynamic one. This what happens from a static procedure to a dynamic facial movement can not always be accurately predicted.
Thank you for your question. From your photos, it appears you have a lovely, youthful face. It is possible some well-placed fillers might give you the improvement you want. I encourage you to schedule a consultation with a board-certified facial plastic surgeon for a full assessment and...
Your growth pattern is called 'low angle' whereby the top and bottom jaws grow more horizontally (often the upper teeth don't show a lot as well). The jaw 'body' often has the 'curve' you note. There are a couple of methods to change it - one involves a more significant 'rotation' of the jaws...
The chin projection can be improved by diminishing the chin projection. This can be accomplished with a reduction genioplasty or chin shaving. An office or video consultation would needed to give you better guidance. In addition, I would recommend simultaneous submental and jawline liposuction.
