To improve facial balance by enhancing a weak or receding chin.

To create a stronger jawline and better definition between the chin and neck

To complement other procedures like rhinoplasty (for overall facial symmetry).

To correct asymmetry or congenital chin deformities.

To restore chin volume lost due to aging.

Creates a well-defined lower face, improving overall harmony.

A stronger, more structured chin can improve one’s appearance.

Patients can choose implant materials, sizes, and shapes based on desired results.

Both implants and sliding genioplasty offer long-lasting improvements.

Implant-based chin augmentation is quick and low-risk.

• A synthetic implant (Silicone, Medpor, or Gore-Tex) is inserted to enhance chin projection.
• Performed through a small incision under the chin or inside the mouth.
• Provides permanent and predictable results.

• The chin bone is cut and repositioned forward for enhancement.
• No implant is used—only the patient’s own bone structure is modified.
  
• Ideal for severe chin retrusion or those who prefer an implant-free option.

• Swelling & Bruising
  • Moderate swelling around the chin and lower face.
  • Bruising may extend to the jawline and neck but fades within 10-14 days.
• Pain & Discomfort
  • Mild to moderate discomfort, managed with pain relievers
  • Tightness or pressure around the chin is normal
• Dietary Restrictions
  • If the incision is inside the mouth, a soft diet is required for 1 week.
  • Avoid spicy or acidic foods that may irritate the incision.
• Activity Restrictions
  • No strenuous activity for 2-3 weeks.
  • Avoid excessive talking or laughing in the first few days.

• Swelling gradually decreases, and initial contouring starts to appear.
• Sutures dissolve naturally within 7-10 days.
  
• Most patients resume normal activities within 7-10 days, but full results take time.

• Final results become fully visible by 3-6 months as swelling completely subsides.
• The face appears more sculpted and contoured, with enhanced cheekbone definition.

Individuals with a weak, receding, or underdeveloped chin.

Those seeking better facial proportions, especially in profile view.

Patients considering rhinoplasty, as chin augmentation enhances nose-to-chin balance.

Individuals with realistic expectations about the procedure’s outcome.