How much surgeries would I need to make my face symmetrical? What would be the cost? (Photos)

'Simple' chin burring is probably the best solution to your asymmetric chin...unless you do it from below through a subkmental incision. The intraoral approach for chin burring strips off a lot of soft tissue which may or may not reattach back properly. This is not an issue when the chin bone is...

Thank you for posting your question and photo here. This is more common than you might think and there is a term to describe the "chin dimpling" you are referring to. In some patients, under projecting chins can result in a “mentalis strain” – i.e. dimpling of the chin and difficulty closi...

The purpose of bone removal in many chin reductions is to allow the overlying soft tissues to be adequately reduced. Soft tissue reduction of the chin pad alone is rarely effective unless one has true chin ptosis or has had a prior chin implant removed or needs one removed. In addtion reducing ...