Does a chin implant give them same amount of projection as genioplasty?

I perform genioplasties in the office with intravenous anesthesia. No tube is placed. The surgery takes about an hour and will not change your bite. There is no need to wait.

It is true that having one surgery is preferred over having two. However I would not recommend getting both of these at the same time. I would start with the genioplasty first. That itself may get you the results you are looking for. If after everything is healed, you may then think about adding...

You do appear to be a candidate for jaw surgery and that may give you the best aesthetic results as well. However if you are just considering cosmetic procedures, you could benefit from a genioplasty. Your chin is quite recessed and bringing it forward would help to bring more balance to your...

A sliding genoplasty can more effectively manage your multidimensional chin needs. It can bring the chin forward as well a vertically shorten it. If significant narrowing is needed a midline bone removal can also be done with those movements.

You are a candidate for a genioplasty. Your chin is only slightly recessed and would not need to come far forward. It could also be brought down slightly, which would balance out your profile. This would help to reduce the labiomental fold as well. As an added benefit, it would add length and...

For purely cosmetic correction, a genioplasty will give you a balanced lower face without undergoing major corrective jaw surgery. Simultaneous jawline and submental liposuction would also enhance the definition of your profile.