I would like improve my side profile - Would I benefit from a rhinoplasty or chin implant? (photos)

Based on these photos and short of in person evaluation, I would say that small chin implant and rhinoplasty should be considered. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, expert in rhinoplasty, is recommended. Good luck.

Hello ! thank you for your question sure, your chin is too far back, so you are suitable for chin implant, this way your face can look more symmetrical and attractive, I recommend you rhinoplasty ,these two surgeries you can get a good result for your face
Thank you ! regards

Thank you for submitting your question and photos. When the chin appears too small compared to the other facial features, it can contribute to a weak jawline while making the nose appear larger. It is possible that a custom-fit chin implant may improve your profile and balance your facial proportions without the need for rhinoplasty. Chin augmentation with implants can define the jawline to provide a striking, masculine, and natural-looking contour. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon. They will be able to discuss your concerns and aesthetic goals with you and help you decide on the best treatment option.

Your mandible is undersized and lacking in projection. The problem is however not in the tip of the mandible called the mentalis or your chin but rather in the body of the mandible.
Your chin has a good projection as can be seen in the relationship between your chin and lower lip unless you already have a significant socket or deep labiomental angle.
The problem is not in your chin but further back along your mandible.
Most likely you’ll have a significant dental overbite and all the other sequelae that comes from having an imbalance between the mandible and maxilla.
I suggest you have a few in person consultations with local oral surgeons to get a quality assessment regarding your facial bone structure.
I see no particular strong indication for a rhinoplasty.
I think all your issues are related to the size and shape of your mandible and oral surgeons are probably in a better position to give you an accurate assessment and discuss all the treatment options.
There is some overlap between plastic surgery and oral surgery. Plastic surgeons who done craniofacial fellowships do more advanced procedures that are also performed by oral surgeons.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD