Asked By:DeZspoir in La Celle-Sous-Gouzon, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Hello! I 'm 28 years old and I have this jowl on my left side since a long time (early 20's), I don't want a face lift because I'm young but I would like a permanent solution. I think this is because of a lack of bone structure. What can I do about it? Genioplasty? Malar osteotomy? Implant? Any other idea? I would love to read your professional advices! Thank you very much.
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I would definitely consult with oral surgeons regardless of what procedure you choose. Alternatively if you find plastic surgeons with craniofacial surgery background who do the same type of procedures and that...
Good Morning! A genioplasty can help to create lasting contour changes in the face. We often look at three aspects - the profile, the height, and the frontal view. I would say the first two are the most impacted by genioplasty. You can achieve narrowness on the front view depending on how the...
As lighting genie of plasty is probably better than using an implant if you’re primarily looking to gain vertical height. Anterra projection will be excessive in your case and will deepen Your labor your labiomental fold excessively.
Talk to some local board certified plastic surgeons who p...
