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Almost assuredly you have a Class II malocclusion which means you have a significant underbite and true underdevelopment of your lower jaw. Your mandibular hypoplasia is significant, likely being in the range of 8 to 10mms.
It sounds like the entire lower jaw is a little shorter than you would have hoped for. This can affect the position of the teeth as well. There are surgical techniques now where the lower jaw can be advanced in addition to the teeth being straightened with orthodontics (braces). You would need to consult with a craniofacal or maxillofacial surgeon for this type of therapy. Since the teeth are involved and you dont want to have too deep a chin sulcus, I would not recommend a chin implant.
I really like non-surgical chin augmentation with fillers, especially for facial asymmetries! Here are three important things I think you should knowl Customizable-It is much easier to address asymmetries with fillers because you can literally, put a little here and a little there...
Simply placing a grooved chin implant never creates an external chin cleft in my experience. That looks great on the implant but doesn't translate to the visible result. Removing soft tissue alone also does not work well for the very reason that you described. To reliably get a vertical chin...
It is very common for the swelling following your chin lift. Different degrees of healing occur with chin lifts. Liposuction alone to the area recovers very soon. Tightening the muscles and skin lifting in the chin area will take longer to heal the deeper tissue. You are...