Will my chin protrude more if i get chin lipo? Its not bone its soft tissue. (Photos)

Thank you for sharing your photos and details. From what you’ve described, your concern is with soft tissue rather than bone. When it comes to chin liposuction, the procedure primarily removes excess fat under the chin and along the jawline. It does not remove or change the bone, so your actual chin projection (the bony structure) remains the same.
After removing fat, your chin may appear slightly more defined or prominent simply because the surrounding soft tissue has less volume. In other words, it won’t make your bone stick out more, but it can give the visual effect of a more sculpted or contoured chin. The amount of change depends on your natural anatomy, the thickness of the soft tissue, and how much fat is removed.
It’s also important to consider skin elasticity—if your skin doesn’t retract well after the fat is removed, there could be some loose skin, which can affect the final appearance.
In short: chin liposuction won’t make your bone protrude more, but it can improve definition and contour by reducing soft tissue. Results are subtle but can create a more balanced profile overall.
If you want, I can explain other nonsurgical options that can enhance your chin projection temporarily without surgery.

Hello. Based on your photos, you have a significant amount of submental fat that obscures the boundary between your jawline and neck. When this "heavy" fat layer is removed through Submental Liposuction, it often creates a visual illusion where the chin appears more prominent and defined.
By removing the soft tissue under the chin, we create a sharper cervicomental angle (the angle between the neck and the chin). This refinement allows your natural chin structure to stand out, making it look more "projected" even without bone surgery or implants.
However, whether it will protrude "too much" or just enough depends on your underlying bone structure and skin elasticity. A physical examination is necessary to feel the tissue and determine how much of that volume is fat versus other structures. I recommend a consultation to discuss your aesthetic goals and see if liposuction alone will provide the balance you're looking for.