The best treatment options are generally treatments that address the primary problem.In your case, these issues all stem from having mandible that is relatively small in relationship to your maxilla.Growing a bigger mandible is not really possible. Extending the mandible is possible, but is an operation. Most people are not willing to go through. A chin implant only addresses the chin itself. it doesn’t extend the body of demandable.The indication for a chin implant is individuals who have a chin that doesn’t project.Try to see the chin as being a separate assessment than the body of the mandible.Extending the mandible is not realistic so treatment options really come down to treating issues that don’t address the primary problem.Well done Liposuction can give very good improvements, especially in young chubby people. Finding someone who is exceptionally good at neck, Liposuction is much more difficult than most people realize.The number of plastic surgeons who mastered this procedure is quite small.There are massive differences in skill among providers.The indication for a chin implant is if the chin itself does not project.In your case, you have slight chin projection.Overdoing chin augmentation can give a masculine appearance and forward projection will always deepen the labioMental fold. In the end, finding the right provider is probably even more important than which treatment you choose.There’s room for improvement with slight augmentation of your mandible so the combination is probably going to do best.To get a good assessment from a facial, skeletal perspective consider consulting with oral surgeons.You can also also consult with plastic surgeons who tend to be more soft tissue oriented.Sliding genioplasty is also a possibility.Recognize that whenever we apply procedures that don’t address the primary problem. The best people should expect is a partial improvement.Best,Matt Hagstrom, MD.
