My chin is fleshy and the overlying soft tissue is disproportionately larger than the underlying bone. When I smile, my chin pad pulls downward creating a "witch’s chin" deformity. The chin elongates and a deepened submental crease develops. (hyperdynamic chin pad ptosis). I have seen many options to correct my chin: - submental excision, flesh removal, & tuck - sliding genioplasty - chin augmentation: implant to support weak/under-developed chin. Pictures: Smiling and resting profile, CT scan
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April 20, 2024
Answer: You do not appear to have a weak chin appearance.