Do I have lower chin? My face looks curve-shaped. Is there a problem on my jaw or chin? (Photo)

It does appear that you have a recessed chin and some excess fatty tissue under your chin/ jaw. A chin implant will help improve your profile by projecting your chin and it will also stretch the tissue under your chin as well creating a small amount of improvement in your neck. The best result...

You are incorrect in assuming that chin augmentation would not improve your neck angle. A chin implant will not but a sliding genioplasty will as it pulls the muscles and skin under the chin forward. With your degree of horizontal chin shortness, a sliding genioplasty would be the best chin...

I think this is very unlikely to become more prominent. If the cleft begins to bother you this is a great application for injectable filler to smooth out the cleft. This is a safe in office procedure. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

You will require a surgical reduction of your chin to get the appearance you desire. Typically, the chin is reduced by either shaving layers of the chin bone to the desired contour or cuttin the chin bone and sliding it back into a new position. Both methods will require an incision that is...

Generally speaking, some degree of facial contouring can be achieved through fat removal, especially around the jawline and chin. The danger however, as someone continues aging, the area around the chin can become contracted and empty actually looking worse in the long run had nothing been done...

Botox is the best treatment for an overactive mentalis muscle. There is no surgical procedure that treats mentalis muscle hypertrophy without risks of asymmetry and or visible skin irregularities.