Why is my chin crooked years after genioplasty? (photos)

In your case, based on these few photos, it does not seem to make any difference whether sliding genioplasty or implants are used for augmentation. It looks that you need mild to moderate augmentation which can be successfully achieved with both techniques. Good luck.

You could definitely achieve this outcome with a genioplasty. Potentially add some chin/jawline contouring for an even more defined shape. One of the benefits of a genioplasty is that it will add length and definition to your jawline regardless!

You are a candidate for a genioplasty and your photo is very reasonable. Moving your chin forward and down would add length and projection to your chin, balancing out your profile. It would also add length and definition to your jawline. Our office provides in-person and virtual consultations if...

Both may be considered when the chin is recessed. A genioplasty can advance the chin 9-10 mm while a chin has limits of 6-7 mm. So it depends on the amount of advancement required in your case. I would recommend simultaneous jawline and submental liposuction.

As you see it now, the upper 2/3 of your face (forehead, cheeks/nose) and your upper lip are the points your eye catches first. It is very common in people with a softer chin that your jawline looks like a U. Your lower face height (from junction of nose/upper lip to chin) is short and the...