Hello! I was wondering if this chin reduction is possible? The photo with the long chin is my real face, and the one with the shorter chin, I edited myself. I have TMJ. And I think my chin has gotten longer and is a little to the left because of jaw clenching? Is that possible? Basically I want my chin to be smaller and more symmetrical like in my edited photo. So should I go to a plastic surgeon or an oral surgeon? And will this surgery affect me teeth, etc. in any way? Thanks!
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