Chin Enhancement / Reduction
The chin occupies the bottom part of the face and, together with the cheekbones and nose, brings contours to the overall facial structure. A perfect proportion of the chin should be at a 1:6 ratio to the face and aligns on the same vertical line with the eyebrows and lips. Common problems of the chin include short chin, weak jawline or prominent chin.
Hyaluronic Acid Injection
Hyaluronic acid injection can enhance the size and shape of the chin. The recovery time is short and effects can last for six to nine months.
Fat Transfer
Fat transfer is one of the trendiest plastic surgeries today. Doctors will need to remove excess fat from donor sites such as the abdomen, upper arms or thighs. The fat is then centrifuged, purified and injected into the chin to improve the chin height and shape. Injected fat may be partially absorbed by the body, diminishing effects of initial outcome so some patients may need to repeat the procedure after three to four months to achieve more lasting results.
Chin Augmentation with Implant
A more permanent result can be achieved by chin implantation. As the incision is made inside the lower lip, the scar is barely visible. After the surgery, bruising and swelling may occur but will gradually subside in one to two weeks. The chin will appear natural in about three to four weeks.
Chin Reduction Surgery
If a chin definition is too pointy or squared, chin reduction surgery can help. Similarly, the incision is made inside the lower lip so the scar can barely be seen. After the surgery, bruising and swelling may appear, but will subside in one to two weeks. The chin will recover and look more natural in about three to four weeks.