I have a recessed chin and think I want a sliding genioplasty - suggestions?

I tell my sliding genioplasty patients that if they can eat a normal diet, then corrective jaw surgery is not necessary. The majority of patients with a recessive chin are mainly interested in correcting the cosmetic aspect, and the chin advancement will not change their bite. Most young patients are able to return to work within 3-4 days or within one week, and I advise them to eat a diet as tolerated from day one. I perform both procedures (implants and genioplasties), and I prefer the genioplasty when the advancement is greater than 6-7 mm. Good results can be achieved with chin implants when the amount of change is small. I have performed both procedures in the same patient when the advancement is 15 mm.