Hi there, This the the face shape I want to achieve from v-line/jawline contouring surgery. Aesthetically this is the result I want, but I am concerned about the risks involved. Could you please inform me what these risks are, and judging by the photo (and the amount of bone needed to be removed), do you think my chances of risks are high? (The surgeon I am consulting with is very skilled, so that is not my concern).
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Thank you for your questions and photos. I would say that if you have concerns about the bony anatomy of your jaw bone, then I would recommend seeing a maxillofacial surgeon and starting with a CT scan to best evaluate the bones. With a better understanding of the anatomy, you can discuss what...
The photographs demonstrate a recessive chin profile, and fat deposits in the neck. Consider placement of a chin implant to augment the chin forward on a permanent basis for better facial balance and proportions, especially from the side profile. The fat deposits in the neck are probably...
It is quite common to alter the facial shape since there are several genetic growth patterns that people wish to change. You have a vertical growth so a narrow face in a 'V' shape. Augmenting the jawline creates more balance and assessing the midface cheekbone is also important for balance....
