I really dislike my profile. I know my nose is upturned and that I have a week chin. However, I am on a bit of a budget and would rather fix my chin now and wait on the nose. I have been researching different options. Fillers would get too expensive after awhile and although chin implants seem to have a lot of pros, I don't think I want an implant in my body. I am really interested in sliding genioplasty but am wondering if I'm a candidate and how much it can cost. Thanks
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There are several procedures which can help. You could do one procedure at a time or all at once.Facial liposuction- helps remove unwanted fat in the double chin and lower cheek area.Chin implant- a round or even better a square chin implant will help bring the chin forward.Mandibular angle...
Thank you for your pictures. To get the degree of advancement that you may require it appears that the attention should be aimed towards your jaw. In my opinion, it appears that you have a severe recession of your lower jaw. I would recommend visitation with an orthodontist and an oral and...
Genioplasty is preferable if possible as it does not require orthodontics (braces to move your teeth for around 18 months or more) to set up your bite as BSSO does because BSSO moves the teeth bearing bone of your jaws.Genioplasty moves the bone of the chin below the lower teeth so there is no...
