Will swelling make chin look long after genioplasty?

It is hard to give you a better answer without any photos to go on. It depends how recessed and short your chin is. Many surgeons these days are able to simulate outcomes for you using computer programs, and they go based on what looks the best, not necessarily focusing on the numbers. If your...

Jaw surgery is a major procedure and is mostly done to fix mechanical issues. I believe you can achieve the results you are looking for with a genioplasty. By brining your chin forward and down, it would add length and definition to your jawline, while brining balance to your profile. For added...

It is difficult to give you accurate advice from just a few photos. It appears that your cheeks are quite flat and may benefit from more convexity so cheek implants could be a consideration. The depth of the mentolabial fold is significant and this usually comes as a result of a short chin. A CT...

Unfortunately that genioplasty brought your chin out way too far and has stretched your skin and tissue. There are potential risks for skin laxity and ptosis. With a revision however, your chin can be brought back behind your lips to restore facial balance to your profile. This would also reduce...

Hello, Thank you for posting this. Your face is very well proportioned. There is a rule of lower facial thirds which says that in an attractive face, the distance between the nose and the mouth is half of that between the mouth and the chin. I would not recommend any surgery.

In situation like this, when you have concerns about results of surgical procedures, it is best to seek a second opinion consultations with board certified surgeons in speciality, plastic surgeons in this case. Two consultations would give you opportunity to discuss your concerns and how to deal...