Would a chin implant or gonial implant be better for me? (Photo)

Unfortunately, your chin implant was not the correct solution for your face. The implant obliterated your mentolabial fold. Without seeing your original photos, I would imagine that your original chin is quite recessive. You might want to consider removal of the implant with a simultaneous...

Yes, she appears to be a good candidate for a chin implant. Enhancing the chin’s projection would help bring better balance to her facial proportions and create a more harmonious profile. This subtle change can make a significant improvement in overall facial aesthetics while maintaining a n...

You would benefit from a small, more tapered chin implant to improve projection and definition. In addition, a cheek and jawline deep plane lift would help refine facial contours and create a more sculpted, V-shaped appearance. Together, these procedures can enhance harmony and rejuvenate the...

You are the perfect example of the limitations, setbacks and suboptimal results of chin implants. Based on your preop situation, you were a perfect candidate for a 2 dimensional augmentation of your chin with iliac bone grafting supply, in order to: increase the vertical height which was...

Chin implants are very problematic, they dislodge, become visible, irritate nerves, etc, so not anything recommendable, however the main reason not to be indicated for your case is their limitation, they don't provide vertical increase. Your chin needs a very slight forwarding to gain...

You would benefit from a small chin implant. The chin implants now are quite wide with the wings extending to the side to give more anterior projection that you desire. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.