I'm wondering if the lack of any jawline visibility is excess fat, excess skin or just pure genetics? (Photo)

Thank you for your question. There are a few ways to slim the face from the front perspective. Buccal fat removal helps narrow the cheeks by removing fat using small incisions on the inside of the mouth. This can be done in the office with local numbing. Another popular treatment is using botox...

There are twi options for making a more v-shaped chin, intraoral t-shaped osteotomy (mini V line surgery) or a submental chin shaving technique. Each method has their own advantages and disadvantages.

Performing double jaw surgery is rather invasive, and is performed by an oral surgeon in a hospital setting with an overnight stay at the hospital. Probably best to just start with the rhinoplasty procedure if the dorsal hump bothers you enough. A closed rhinoplasty approach can accomplish...

You did not say how your chin reductions as done but, by your symptom description, it probably was done from an intraoral approach. When the soft tissues are degloved and the supportive chin bone reduced, the soft tissue chin pad can droop (slides off the bone) and looks fuller/heavier since the...

You have a recessive chin which makes your lower face appear longer. A sliding genioplasty will provide balance to your lower face and diminish the long appearance. It will also make your face appear slimmer. The surgery will not change your bite or require braces. We perform the surgery in the...

Your approach should consider and increase in the fullness of the 'midface'/cheeks to yield a good balance with the lower jawline (eg cheek implants). Ideally, one does not 'reduce' definition; but rather increase contours. The images do not allow further comment but go one step at a time