Chin implant too large - how can this be improved? (Photos)

I would be thankful that your surgeon used a screw to fixate your silicone implant. The most common problems with silicone implants are malposition (not placing it in the right place) and migration (the implant moving over time). The screw retention with prevent any migration of the implant if...

You are an excellent candidate for a chin implant. This is done through an intra-oral incision so there is no visible scarring. Another possibility would be to consider liposuction, if you have any fat, but I cannot tell that from your photograph. Best Wishes, Gary Horndeski, M.D.

To enhance the contour of your neck and jawline, I would recommend neck liposuction combined with a chin implant, depending on your anatomy and goals. Neck Liposuction procedure targets excess fat beneath the chin and along the jawline, helping to reduce fullness and create a more defined,...

Based on your photos, I would not recommend chin implant surgery. In my opinion, you appear to have a pleasing and well projected chin appearance. If you would like to add several millimeters of projection, a permanent non-surgical chin augmentation procedure with microdroplet Silikon-1000 maybe...

I would need to see your face from all angles in order to make a correct evaluation. Based on your concerns, a chin implant could be a suitable option to improve chin symmetry and the overall appearance of your face. Considering your TMJ disorder, problems with the jaw joint can sometimes affect...

Even if somebody only chews on one side, since the mandible is a solid bone connected at the TMJs on both sides, the master muscles tend to get larger relatively symmetrically. Perhaps you have an underlying bony asymmetry. An examination would be necessary to answer your question. I hope this...