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The photos are not clear enough to give you a specific recommendation. However, you have a significantly recessed chin that also appears short. You might benefit from a genioplasty instead of an implant.
Thank you for your question. It really depends on the look you're aiming for. The extended will give you more projection, whereas the pre-jowl gives width without as much projection. Given your photos, I think the extended would give a more natural look. All the best!-Dr. P
Based on this very limited information, you will need extended chin implant to achieve desired chin, lower face/neck improvement. In person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, expert in facial implants, is recommended. Good luck.
The size of the implant is going to determine the results you're going to get, not the style. In our practice, we place chin implants through a small sub mental incision under local anesthesia as an outpatient procedure which takes approximately 30 minutes
Hello. You will not see a great benefit only with a chin implant. You have excess fat tissues in your submental area. Therefore, the combination of our own surgical technique of submentoplasty and chin implant will create the neck and jaw transition zone and jawline line you want. I’m the only t...
Your chin appears both short and recessed. In cases like yours, it is best to move the chin forward and increase the length. I would recommend a genioplasty to both lengthen and advance the chin.
Your photos cut off the chin prominence; however, you do appear to have mild microgenia. In my experience, an extended anatomic chin implant would be best for your anatomy. Probably Medium vs. Large, depending on your height and facial features. The chin widens slightly with all chin implants. Best,
The implants become encapsulated if they are made of silicone and that tight feeling when you animate is likely the lower facial muscles pulling on that capsule. It is generally nothing to worry about. At one year, the implant is very stable.
Facial implants usually fixed with screws. Even Jaw, chin or cheek implants fixed there is a minor chance of displacing during performing martial arts. My suggestion is waiting until all soft tissue covers the implant. It is really hard to give any time for this but around 3 months time all soft...
The labiomental fold is a direct reflection of the projection of the chin. The problem is not lacking tissue in the fold it is typically excessive projection of the mandible. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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