What’s the most permanent way to fix my uneven jaw/chin—would I need jaw surgery, genioplasty, or bone contouring? (Photos)

No it won't make it difficult, even deep plane facelifts are still far and superficial to your surgeries, this should not be an interference. Another note: I don't recommend chin "shaving", if the osteotomy did not provide the expected results it has to be repeated, not "shaven", these...

Since the problem is excess soft tissue, I would recommend an incision through the submental crease to allow for the reduction of the soft tissue of the chin. There is both subcutaneous fat and subplatysmal fat. To achieve the best results, I would also recommend jawline and neck liposuction to...

I list them in order of cost/reward for your feminization goals: 1 and 2) A profileplasty, which is the association of a feminization rhinoplasty and an osseous reduction genioplasty to feminize, round and shorten your chin 3) Eyebrow and forehead lift, to reposition to a youthful and appealing...

Chin augmentation - either sliding genioplasty or chin implants. I personally prefer sliding genioplasty, where the chin bone is cut through an intraoral incision, advanced, and secured with titanium plates. It is approximately a 45-minute procedure. Chin implant is also a good option; however,...

Seek the adice of honest friends and relatives, probably they all told you getting surgery on your face was pointless since you are pretty and well made.

I think a reduction genioplasty will help balance your face. I would not recommend cheekbone reduction—you have very nice cheekbones. If anything, a small amount of fat grafting under the eyes could help address the hollowness. You may also consider a fine rhinoplasty to remove the dorsal...