Surgically removing chin fillers? (photo)

1 mm is pretty irrelevant when it comes to the sliding genioplasty procedure. The bone and soft tissue response is not 1 : 1. For example, and advancement of 5 mm may only advance the soft tissue 3-4 mm. Based on the one profile photo that you submitted, I would recommend a 6-7 mm advancement.

Unfortunately, between all these photos there is only one which gives us information about how do you look now. It appears that adjustment of the neck and chin is needed to create more balanced profile. Only on the basis of in person evaluation an experienced board certified plastic surgeon...

In the profile photo your chin is prominent with a deep mentolabial fold. It is probably a bit short in the vertical dimension. A reduction genioplasty would diminish the amount of projection and slightly lengthen the chin to reduce the depth of the mentolabial fold.

Dear SouthernBird90, In my professional opinion, you should not have your sliding genioplasty before your DJ S. It will skew your orthodontic analysis and facial analysis for your DJS. Additionally, the prior surgery would create scar tissue from that surgery that may hamper your DJS Best...

Dear Upup808, Thank you for your picture, Your chin looks long in the frontal view because it is recessive. Moving it forward it would give you better profile with increased projection and a better frontal view with a shorter balanced chin. It's require a sliding genioplasty with advancement....

Dear Genius422340, Thank you for your pictures. In my opinion, I think that the sliding genioplasty would work well for you. I prefer that for my patients who need a straightforward advancement to achieve balance. Shannon plants work nicely here as well but I prefer to use the patient on tissue...