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There are largely two options- surgery and non surgical methods.Surgery- to reduce the projection shaving/cutting of bone can be done but this needs assessment including a lateral X-ray. Contour can also be addressed with implants, either silicone or other materials. Fat injection can be used but not the main method.Non surgical- filler, lasers.Wish you all the best in your journey,Dr Leo Kim, Specialist Plastic Surgeon in Sydney
There are multiple options available to improve one's profile. From chin implant, genioplasty (cutting chin bone), injectables, fat grafting, and liposuction. All of these options alone or in combination can help improve the appearance of one's profile. You should be examined and your goals and options discussed at length. Seek consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon experienced maxillofacial surgery and facial plastic surgery. Good luck!
I agree with Dr. Morrisette that the addition of a chin implant would be advisable. A second genioplasty can present many potential complications such as nerve damage fractures of the chin and dificulty with the procedure its self. Best wishes
To fix the cosmetic problem of a chin dimple, either a chin implant or the use of fillers would give you the correction you want. You must find an expert facial plastic surgeon to help you with this. I hope this helps.
Sometimes genioplasty like rhinoplasty takes more time to appreciate the final results. An advancement of 6mm is normal. I think that your chin "fits" your face and looks good. I would allow more time before suggesting any changes. It is possible to diminish the amount of pointedness by shaving...