A weak chin makes a normal nose look large and a neck look soft. A heavy or long chin unbalances the lower face in the other direction. Chin surgery corrects projection in either direction, and it is why experienced surgeons look at the whole profile before agreeing to operate on a nose alone.
…your chin sits well behind your lips in profile; your jawline blurs into your neck even though your weight is normal; you have been told a nose job alone will not balance your face; or your chin is long, heavy or asymmetric and dominates the lower face.
It is one of the most under-considered facial procedures. A great many people photograph their nose from the side because it bothers them, when the real imbalance is fifty millimetres lower.
A shaped silicone implant placed through a hidden incision inside the mouth or under the chin, sized to your profile. Reversible, and it can be exchanged or removed later if you ever wish.
Your own jawbone is repositioned rather than an implant added. It suits larger corrections and cases where the chin must move in more than one direction.
Bone and soft tissue reshaped to shorten or narrow a heavy chin, restoring proportion with the mid-face.
Very often planned together, because balancing both is what changes a profile rather than just changing a nose.
The right amount of projection is measured against your lips, nose and neck, not chosen from a menu. Your surgeon will show you the planned proportion on your own photographs before anything is decided.
Airport pick-up, hotel, rest.
Blood tests, profile analysis on your photographs, and the plan agreed.
Your operation and a night in hospital under observation.
Hotel rest, soft diet, coordinator visits, swelling managed with cold compresses.
Final check and clearance to fly, with aftercare and, where used, mouth-care instructions.
Every photo is one of our own patients, shared with their written permission.
Send us a side photo. Within about a day you will know whether your nose, your chin, or both is what actually needs attention.
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