Chin Surgery
Chin Augmentation is a common procedure which brings balance to the facial structure by way of correcting a weak chin due to congenital deficiency, age-related bone resorption or facial trauma. This procedure can be as simple as injecting a temporary soft tissue augmentation filler to implanting a Silicone or Porex implant, to having a sliding genioplasty. We will cover all the ways you are able to enhance your chin.
A weak chin can also make a normal nose appear large and an already prominent nose seem even larger. It may also give the appearance of a ‘fleshy’ neck. On the other hand, a too prominent chin may give the appearance of having too small of a nose or otherwise throwing the face off balance. The end result should be a balanced relationship within the structure of the face.
While chin enhancement can be a relatively simple procedure, it still requires good judgment, skill and a good aesthetic eye. Chin Surgery can offer one of the most striking cosmetic facial changes. A receding chin is usually due to the underdevelopment of the lower face and jaw. This is frequently a genetic condition and may be seen in other family members. The “Sliding Genioplasty” is the most preferable and most stable of procedures in our experience.
In addition to complimenting the profile, chin surgery can also tighten and enhance the sagging skin or fatty tissues in the neck. Along with chin surgery minor neck liposuction may also enhance the chin and address fatty or sagging neck skin.
SLIDING GENIOPLASTY, CHIN REPOSITIONING
Chin Implants
The implants are easily placed through an incision inside the mouth avoiding an external scar on the face. After chin surgery, the patient will usually experience minor swelling, bruising and possibly a temporary loss of sensation of the lower lip. These conditions usually resolve in about 1-2 weeks.
Sliding Genioplasty