I've always felt very insecure about my chin, and the overall shape of my face? (photo)

I think a chin implant may be reasonable combined with fat grafting or filler to the smaller cheek area.Find a board certified plastic surgeon who performs hundreds
of facial procedures and chin implants each year. Then look at the
plastic surgeon's website before and after photo galleries to get a
sense of who can deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

The changes that you described many details that need to be
identified to get your cheeks and chin to the point where the look of your face
feels just right. The changes should avoid extremes that could cause you to
look like someone elseInstead of rushing into surgery, you may want to try out
fillers for non-surgical facial contouring. For example, Radiesse can be used
for your cheeks and chin area. It is made of calcium based particles which
forms a structural scaffold that can be shaped once it is injected. The
results are not permanent and can be changed. See what ends up looking just
right and keep photos of these which can help if or when you are ready for
surgery

Cheek implants are placed through an intra-oral approach to give more symmetry or augmentation to the cheek area. Chin implants are placed thru a sub-mental approach to give more chin augmentation when patients have a receding chin.

based on your photographs and your comments it is a little difficult to say exactly what could be done to provide you with an appearance U finds more peeling.Chin implants can provide better definition of the chin and jawline as well as a shape that you find more attractive. A chin implant will not make her face shorter but it can make it more oval.Reduction in cheek bones or chin volume can be done with the technique using a drill to gently shave away thin portions of bone. Generally these are larger procedures that required general anesthesia.The simplest and safest thing for you to do would be to try contouring her face with filler. This has many advantages including being less expensive, less risky, and temporary. The temporary part is particularly important for you because you are so young and your face will change its shape and volume some as you age over the next few years.Best of luckChase Lay, MDDouble board-certified facial plastic surgeon

Before surgery try fillers or fat grafts to the cheek and chin as a beginning plan. Seek IN PERSON opinions.//

A chin implant can help widen your narrow chin but will not help with making it any shorter. Your cheek asymmetry could be improved by a small cheek implant on the smaller left side.

You look very good. My advise is to do nothing.You have excellent facial features, and very attractive. I am sure you will find someone to do any surgery you want, but you do not need it,Samir Shureih MD. FACSsshureih@msn.com

There are too many options to review online. Further, an in-person examination is required to give you accurate, specific advice. However, generally speaking a chin implant could improve your profile and front view as well as the balance of your lower face. Facial shaping can involve either filler injections in the cheeks or cheek implants. I've found that filler is typically better for asymmetry as it can be extensively customized whereas there are a limited number of sizes and shapes of permanent implants available. In many cases, we will also use Botox to shape the lower face in people who have prominent masseter muscles. Seek a consultation for the most accurate and specific advice. Good luck!Stephen Weber MD, FACS

A chin implant will improve the proportions in your lower face. A cheek implant on one side will give you better symmetry or implants of different sizes can be designed to improve definition on both sides if that is necessary. I cannot tell with the pictures you sent.

At your age and from your photos the only thing I would consider would be subtle cheekbone implants and a chin implant. But I am afraid I would question your suitability for surgery because of what seems a considerable overconcern with minor "problems" and I doubt surgery will correct that.