Is my labiomental crease too deep for a small chin implant? (photo)

I would need to see your face from all angles in order to make a correct evaluation. Based on your concerns, a chin implant could be a suitable option to improve chin symmetry and the overall appearance of your face. Considering your TMJ disorder, problems with the jaw joint can sometimes affect...

Even if somebody only chews on one side, since the mandible is a solid bone connected at the TMJs on both sides, the master muscles tend to get larger relatively symmetrically. Perhaps you have an underlying bony asymmetry. An examination would be necessary to answer your question. I hope this...

Computer Imaging before chin implant surgery is more reliable than before a filler, since we know the exact dimensions of a chin implant that would be inserted. I think it's very helpful for patients when they can visualize what to expect, before undergoing the surgery. I hope this helps!...

If you are not looking to change the appearance of your chin, around 20 units of Botox to your mentalis muscle would do the trick. Based on your photos, you appear to have a relatively underprojected chin on profile, and a short chin on front view. And our experience, chin implants are...

The lack of horizontal projection indicates that you would likely have increased facial balance with a chin implant or genioplasty. There needs to be a significant amount of forward projection to provide a balanced lower face. A large implant will provide the projection but may increase the...

Based on the photos, you seem to be a good candidate for a chin implant. However, a detailed evaluation through a physical examination is necessary. After that, a chin implant can be considered, and if there is enough fat in the cheek area, buccal fat removal (bichectomy) could also be performed...