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You have a prominent chin with vertical excess. If you don't have a malocclusion, you might consider isolated chin reduction surgery. No braces needed and it is done in the office with sedation.
Hi dental colleague. No one really NEEDS jaw surgery, its not cardiac surgery. In light of no malocclusion, this would be purely a cosmetic pursuit, so the choice is 100% up to you. Weigh the risks and benefits of the procedure if you decide to have a consultation. Good luck.
It appears in the photos that you would benefit from greater chin projection. This can be achieved with a chin implant of sliding genioplasty. Either, would improve your facial balance.
It is possible to shave bone on the jaw to improve symmetry. A FaceTime consultation would be necessary to give more details.
To improve overall facial balance, I would recommend mandibular jaw angle implants. These would diminish the narrowness of your jaws. They are placed from inside the mouth and the surgery is performed in the office with intravenous sedation. The procedure does not change your bite or require...