Well, I've been looking at my side profile views and have been noticing that not only do I have a weak chin, but my jaw seems to have grown almost completely downward. I have covered up the rest of the photo and with seeing only the bottom jawline, it could be a normal person in a 45 degree angle turn. I was wondering if I would have to have jaw surgery to fix this, or if a chin implant would help solve the dispcrepencies.
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A Silastic chin implant is an excellent way to augment the chin area, and in experienced hands, has a very low complication rate. Its also important to make sure during the consultation that you and your surgeon pick the right size and shape based on your needs at time of...
As outlined in my new book on the aesthetics of beauty, symmetry is far less important that having the ideal aesthetic-shaped features. In a male face, those are features that add angularity = more ruggedly handsome. Your face, from the photos provided, has very close to the...
All you need is a Botox injection in the muscle at the mandibular angle (called masseter). You should find a Doctor familiar with injecting the Botox into this muscle. With time, the muscle will shrink by 2 to 4mm.
