Second chin implant. Is the implant sitting too low or is it too large? (photos)

It appears, if I am correct thinking that first x-ray is related to first implant and second to a second implant, that none of them was placed in a perfect position. However, without evaluating a soft tissue on top of implant (obviously last picture is not yours?) it is hard to tell whether slightly lower position of current implant is significantly affecting shape and size of chin. Possibly slightly smaller implant placed just right? It is in your best interest to discuss these issues with your surgeon and/or seek a second opinion. Good luck.

Thank you for your pictures! Based on the x ray from the second implant, that is too low.  Its hard to know if that is the appropriate implant for you or not without examining you in person, however, I would recommend waiting a little bit of time before any revision surgery to ensure that you heal appropriately should you want another procedure.  Have you discussed this with your doctor? Make sure you keep in touch and let him know about what your concerns are.  I hope some of this helps.

The chin implants is clearly sitting too low now compared to the first one which was sitting too high....this is why your face is now elongated. It would be better if the implant was sitting between the previous two positions and was a size smaller. Fat transfer would be a poor choice compared to an implant readjustment.