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Jaw contouring to be more v-shaped, less v-shaped, more tapered, smoother, etc can be done. We adjust the bone through the inside of your mouth. It takes about an hour though there is swelling for several weeks.Watch our videos to learn more.
Prognathism is the medical term for your condition.It can be treated with a chin reduction. This procedure is probably more commonly performed by oral surgeons, but some plastic surgeons may have experience shin reductions as well.I suggest consulting with plastic surgeons and oral surgeons in your community.Best,Matt Hagstrom, MD
Based on your photo, it looks like you would be better served with a rhinoplasty and a little bit of filler in your chin. Altering the nasal proportions can impact the overall facial balance and perception. Best of luck !
We do these frequently. We typically go inside the mouth and reduce the size of the bone. Sometimes, soft tissue reduction is also needed. The procedure takes about an hour. Watch our videos to learn more.
You are a candidate for a genioplasty. Your chin is a bit short and recessed. By moving it forward and down, it would bring balance to your profile while elongating your jawline. Without any pictures from the front, I cannot say if you have any asymmetry, but that would be fixed with a...
Reducing the size of the jaw and improving the shape is a very common procedure here at my practice. I literally just finished doing that on another person. The jaw shaping is done through the inside of the mouth and can balance the face. Watch our various videos to learn more.
After a genioplasty, the bone takes about 6 weeks to heal. After that, if you prefer to remove the hardware, you can. It is however another procedure to remove them which can create more scar tissue. The bone will heal in the gap and look and feel normal. The only way to know if you had a...
The recovery from hardware removal is a fraction of the initial recovery from surgery. It is true that most people keep their hardware in unless there is a reason to remove them. That being said, your doctor should listen to your concerns and remove the hardware if that is what you want. After 6...
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