What procedure(s) to shorten a long face and sharpen jawline?

Sims.thalia, Chin surgery is done with rhinoplasty about 20% of the time, most of the time it is augmented but sometimes the opposite. Hard to tell from the angles provided what would be of the most benefit. In general I recommend that you see an experienced plastic surgeon that specializes in ...

Patients with enlarged masseter muscles may benefit temporarily from botox into the masseter muscle.  Masseter botox helps soften the muscle and shapes the face.  Additionally, masseter botox helps with TMJ discomfort and teeth grinding.  This is an option to consider prior to or instead of sur...

The jaw angle can be reduced and shaped to give a more angular look. The surgery involves shaving the jaw bone and removing some of the jaw muscle called masseter. All the incisions are placed inside of the mouth. It is extremely safe surgery. The chin is addressed from underneath your chin. A...

In vertical jaw asymmetries that are not associated with a malocclusion or severe cant to the occlusal plane, orthognathic surgery or bimaxillary osteotomies are generally considered a solution that is bigger than the problem Depending upon which side is preferred options are either an in...

By looking at the pictures you have sent, there are a combination of procedures you could try. In my opinion, Submental Liposuction, which is Liposuction to the lower face, and the insertion of an implant, will give very satisfactory aesthetic results.

You have a very nice profile and while your chin may appear slightly strong due to your jaw position I would leave this alone and would not recommend any surgery. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.