The key is to understand that all chin implants cause bone resorption/depressions under the implant due to the pressure of the overlying chin muscle. Implants in the chin are a less ideal approach than a genioplasty for that reason alone. Further bone changes can occur but given it has been done...
In your case, a genioplasty is the choice. However, the surgeon has to consider the depth of the 'fold' between the lip and chin; and ensure it is well supported or it will not look natural and balanced. The genioplasty also 'pulls' the tongue forward to some degree; so it may assist the...
I have done well over 500 chin implants in the past 25 years on patients with all different bite and orthognathic issues. Most basic chin implant work is not affected at all by dental appliances to straighten and align the teeth , as a matter of fact, the invisalign and dental straightening ...