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Septorhinoplaty and Chin Augmentation - should they be performed together? Do I need both? (Photos)

Hello! I'm sorry if this is repetitive. I am 20F (5'2, 105 lbs) in New Jersey. I am open to traveling outside of New Jersey (as long as it's less than two or three hours away by car). I have a deviated septum on both sides of my nose, and I've never been too fond of my nose, however the chin and jaw area (overall face shape/short face) was what I always wanted to be different the most. Also, I thought maybe it looks like I have pre-jowl sulcus, and that area I had been wanting to change as well. My goal is to correct my deviated septum, change my nose cosmetically (except for the bridge) so that it looks slightly smaller and narrower (making the tip smaller and the nostrils narrower), and to have a slightly longer, more proportionate face. I would also like for the pre-jowl sulcus around my chin to become a straight line instead of what it is currently, though I'm not sure how that can be done. I am thinking about getting a septoplasty, open tip-plasty, and either a chin implant (one that would add vertical height as well as projection, which I hope would also correct the pre-jowl sulcus if possible) or vertical sliding genioplasty. I am sorry if this does not seem fitting. - Would you say I should get the chin and nose done together? If so, do you think the chin implant would suffice? - Do you think I should get them done separately? If so, which would you recommend getting done first? I am sorry if this seems repetitive. Thank you very much.

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