How to fix a pointy chin? (Photo)

Chin implants can increase the size and projection of a chin that does not project in proportion with the forehead, nose and mid-face. A small or recessed chin can also be described as one that seems to disappear into the neck of an individual of normal weight, rather than appearing as a distinct facial feature. A weak chin can also make your nose appear more prominent, an overbite appear more pronounced, a double chin appear worse, or your neck less youthful. I have been able to improve facial balance and harmony through placement of a chin implant. Often, this procedure may be performed at the time of nasal plastic surgery or neck contouring procedures such as face-lift or cervicofacial liposuction.

The question is where whether your narrow chin should be widened in the back so it is not so pointy or whether the pointy part of the chin should be reduced. That would depend on what you look like in profile. I suspect that a reshaping of the pointy end of the chin is more of what you are looking for. That could be done through a submental incision to give the chin a more rounded appearance and not so triangular or pointy.

 Chin implants  are manufactured in a variety of sizes and shapes which is best determined at the time of the consultation and examination. Remember, the chin is a three-dimensional structure, so it is difficult  to give an  opinion from only one photograph. To widen a narrow chin area and the pre-jowl sulcus requires a pre-jowl implant. For more information and many examples, please see the link and video below