Should I consider a genioplasty/chin augmentation? (Photo)

I think that a sliding genioplasty and simultaneous submental and jawline liposuction would give you the best result. A chin implant may be considered as well. Both procedures are performed in our office with IV sedation and the surgery takes about an hour. This will not change your bite or ability to chew, I prefer the genioplasty because I think it gives the most natural result. The liposuction is very important in your case.

Looking at your photos you would benefit from an advancement genioplasty. This will improve your chin projection which at the moment the analysis lines of the face suggest the chin is retruded. Advancement of the chin will partly help with your 'double chin'. Some of that is caused also by the natural fat pads of your face which have yet to mature as you appear quite young. You could have a chin implant however there are advantages and disadvantage of both implant and genioplasty that you need to consider.

A genioplasty is performed by an oral surgeon under general anesthesia in a hospital setting with an overnight stay in the hospital and is much more invasive. As long as your teeth fit together properly, you can undergo a simple chin implant placement under local anesthesia As an outpatient procedure, which is much less invasive.