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Genioplasty reversal? What are the risks? (Photos)

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annastine33yearsoldFeb 7, 2017

5wks ago I had double jaw surgery, Dr decided @ operating tale to do genioplasty as well. I was never unhappy w my chin and now Im hating it! Pls help, is this my final result should I ask for immediate reversal (read its best if done early) or is there still swelling? I think the chin is too long and doesn't match my face looks masculine.

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