What can I do to correct deformation and projection of my chin after implant removal? (photo)

I would need a series of photos to give you advice. When a chin implant is removed, there is a risk of chin ptosis due to the soft tissue covering the implant now having laxity and a weaker mentalis muscle. There are several treatment options depending on the asymmetry and projection.

You should first wait until the result is mature, which is at least 8-12 months after the last surgery. Only at that point, in-person evaluation with an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon, an expert in facial implants, is recommended. Good luck.

It is important to allow full healing after surgery before evaluating and planning next steps. The body needs at least 4 months for the first stages of healing. This will allow time for swelling to improve. Scar is a natural part of healing anytime there are incisions or dissection and the tissue remodels over a full year. If your surgeon has cleared you to massage the area, this can be helpful to the remodeling.
The projection of the chin is best assessed with a profile view which is not shown here. Please be reassured as there are no significant asymmetries around the mouth in the photo provided. It is important to remember that everyone has mild asymmetry of the face.