Which procedure would be best for me to take to improve my recessed chin and lack of a jawline? (Photo)

You are a candidate for jaw surgery and have an open bite. If you are strictly looking for a cosmetic procedure, then you could benefit from a genioplasty. Your chin is a bit short and quite recessed. Moving it forward and down would bring balance to your profile while elongating your jawline. It would create a more "v" shape facial structure. However, this would have no impact on your bite. I would consider braces or Invisalign again to improve that. We offer in-person or virtual consultations if you would like to discuss options further!

With the degree of recession, I would recommend a sliding genioplasty. It will improve/eliminate your lip incompetence and make your face appear slimmer. Lower face and neck liposuction would also help define your jaw structure.

complete exam of your dental "bite" is necessary. A possible option is a Chin implant. The implant will give you jaw line more projection and therefore improve your profile. During your exam you may discover even more options.

The best approach is a genioplasty which will shorten as well as project the chin/jaw profile. It will likely also help the lips to touch more readily. An implant is definitely not the answer for your growth pattern. Talk to a Maxillofacial surgeon