Genioplasty Q&A

I am self conscious of my jaw and recessed chin. At certain angles it doesnt look terrible, but when I am not posed and am going about my day it looks really recessed and I have a double chin. This bothers me. I have had braces and as far as I know my bite is aligned. Would a genioplasty be a good option to enhance my lower face and make it look more harmonious? If not, do you have other recommendations for improving my lower face?

I am 24 female looking to elongate my chin for a more balanced profile. Ive been doing research on both chin implant and sliding genioplasty but dont know which would be better.

Hello! I got genio done 2 yrs ago and I love my results but I feel the tissues on my chin look a little unnatural and I would like them to be a little higher. Is that possible? I do feel like my lower lip is smaller and lower than before. I did already go back to my surgeon and he tried to fix the issue and it looked better for a month by then went back. Does anyone have any knowledge on this? The tissues feel like they hang a little low and when I bring it up with my fingers it looks better.

I'm seeking advice on methods for increasing chin height without much horizontal advancement. Are custom chin implants or the miniwing osteotomy suitable options for this?

Is there a way I can make my chin look the way it does in the after photo? Its one of my biggest insecurities. Ive looked into jaw surgery, but dont believe that I need it since I currently have Invisalign to correct an over and crossbite plus I struggle with TMJ which I heard jaw surgery can make worse. Will a chin reduction give me my desired results?

Can a sliding genioplasty be performed with managed periodontal disease II?

Hello, I am planning on getting a sliding genioplasty surgery done, but I have read several studies online noting a millimeter or two of bone resorption after the procedure. How and where does this resorption happen? And can it be prevented or minimized with a good diet?

Hello, so for a while now i've felt that either my chin is weak or the entire lower jaw. I've read a lot a about the procedure called sliding genioplasty but i'm unsure if i'm a candidate for it. For some background info i used to have a deep bite that i had corrected with orthodontics, but i am still left unsatisfied clearly, which is why i'm considering this. I also have some small speech issues but that could be unrelated.

I had a sliding genioplasty and my chin was projected 10mm. I would like further projection and I am opposed to a chin implant due to bone erosion/resorption. Considering Im quite young its just not an option, Im also opposed to frequent use of filler. If the first genioplasty doesnt preclude a second one for further projection, I think I will go with that. If not I will look into jaw surgery it is just much more expensive . I also have normal occlusion.

Will the motion of popping in and out your lower retainer affect healing or pull on chin muscle ? (Chin ptosis)?