Is a chin implant + lipo a good call? (Photo)

In the photos, it appears that you have a deep mentolabial fold which usually indicates a chin that is short in the vertical dimension. A chin implant would make that fold appear deeper. You may be better off with a sliding genioplasty to lengthen the chin as well as bring it forward. Both these movements can be accomplished with the sliding genioplasty. It is not likely that you would need liposuction to improve your jaw and neckline.

Based on your photos, we can see that you have a slightly under projected chin appearance. In general, combining chin implant surgery with neck liposuction can oftentimes lead to dramatic changes in somebody's profile appearance and draw a line appearance with minimal inconvenience and downtime. The only hesitation would be if you have no excessive neck fat in your neck to remove. That could increase the likelihood of skin irregularities and dimpling. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Thank you for your question and sharing your photographs. As far as I can see in your images, there is no fatty tissue to perform liposuction under the chin, at least not in the layer just under the skin where liposuction takes place.
The volume situated deeper to the platysma muscles is a hereditary feature and represents most commonly a mixture of deep-seated fatty tissue, digastric muscles volume, and the volume of the lower part of the submandibular glands. It is amenable to reduction through an anterior neck lift procedure and through the same incision under the chin it is possible to carry out a chin implant.
You can also get a good sense of the impact of the changes from an anterior neck lift by using 3D imaging and computer simulation. You may find that if the volume under the chin is removed, you don't need to complement the changes with a chin implant.