I want to fix my profile without surgery, any suggestions? (photos)

Fillers in the chin and
jawline can help provide more balance. Ultrasound devices such as Ulthera
may help too. Please see a specialist for a formal evaluation

you would need a consult with a facial contouring expert to see if fillers are an option.  Likely surgery would be best.  Dr. Emer.

Hi ICY.  Yes, there are injection options to avoid surgical procedures.  With that said, you are an excellent candidate for a chin implant.  There are a couple trade-offs with using filler for the chin.  It lasts usually between 9-12 months (with Radiesse) so you have to repeat the procedure.  Also, because of the shape of the chin, you would need a fair amount of product to build it outward.  1.5 CC's of Radiesse would be the minimum starting point, but you would probably want another syringe of the same volume shortly thereafter.  Finally, it's hard to see the nose in your photos, but we often sculpt and shape the nose to avoid rhinoplasty.  See the link below for an example of nose shaping with dermal fillers.

Dear icy9025555,Your problem is a very common one we see in our practice.  Looking at your pictures only and without an examination, nonsurgical treatments to address your needs mainly include injectibles to the chin and jawline.  There is not much more that can be done.  You should be aware that there are very safe simple and effective minor office procedures that can dramatically improve your features without any scars or major downtime and they look completely natural.  Visit our website or any board-certified plastic surgeon and look under buccal lipectomy and chin augmentation.  Patients who want a nice reshaping of their profile, cheeks, and jawline see very nice natural improvements and are extremely happy. Best wishes

Synthetic fillers and natural fat can be used to enhance facial structures. They offer much less risk of complications and discomfort than surgical treatments using implants or repositioning bone. In the right hands they may allow for better sculpting of the face. Injectables can not correct occlusion problems and may not achieve the same amount of projection as surgical techniques. This is especially true if the patient has tight, limited amount of skin and soft tissues in the area needing augmentation.Injections do not "burn bridges". There is no harm in using injections and proceeding to surgery later if they fail to achieve the results you want.

Thank you for your question.  It is important to know specifically what you do not like about your appearance, and what is the result you are hoping to achieve.  In short, there are non-surgical approaches that can be performed to increase the profile on the chin, usually involving the placement of dermal fillers.  Radiesse is one of the most common ones used for chin augmentation.  However, dermal fillers usually last 9-12 months on average, so you would need to come back for repeat injections.  Dermal fillers can also be placed in the nose to slightly alter the profile.  A consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon can help you to understand what your options are.  Best wishes and be safe.  

You could absolutely use fillers to augment your chin and soften your nose temporarily.  There are a variety of fillers that could be used to accomplish this, it really just depends on your budget and how long you would like the correction to last.  I recommend seeing an experienced cosmetic dermatologist for the procedures and to ask to look at their before and after photos prior to receiving treatment. 

You do have a very small chin.  If you place your finger from your lips straight down, your chin should almost touch your finger.  Yours is significantly behind.  A chin implant or fillers will project the chin forward to better balance the lower face.   I realize you do not want surgery, but a chin implant would be my suggestion since the chin is so weak.  You can, however, have fillers to add some projection.