Wanting This Forever!!! - Fleming Island, FL

Here’s me at 120lbs. I was about 140 when I had the surgery done. You can see what a difference weight makes on your jawline.

Here’s what it looks like after dropping some weight. I’m sick in bed with a cold so please excuse how gross I look. Still experience some sensitivity when I press on the center. When I wake up in the morning it tends to feel...tight? Like I need to stretch the mental muscle or something. I still have concerns about long term bone erosion but it seems to be ok for now.

So It’s been a few years now and since my last update I’ve gone back once to address some weird tingling I felt whenever I pressed on the bottom center of my chin. Dr. ordered an X-ray from the side and it appears there was some bone loss or “settling” of the implant. This might be causing the implant to press on the area where my tooth roots sit, hence the tingling. Not much can be done other than remove it or get over it. He doesn’t think the bone loss will continue. I guess we’ll see.
To me it looks smaller and more recessed than it used to. Still better than what I once had, but not what I was hoping for ultimately.
Despite having a size large implant, my chin still looks too small and recessed for my taste. My face still appears unbalanced in profile.
What do you all think?