Category: Chin Implants


Your Chin Could be the Reason You Dislike Your Facial Profile

13th May 2022
Woman with Hand in a V in Front of Face

You might not realize it, but your chin could be why you dislike your facial profile. Accordingly, the aesthetic result of bringing your chin into proportion with the rest of your face can be surprisingly dramatic and satisfying. For this reason, chin enhancement surgery (genioplasty) is prevalent; a chin implant can give you a well-defined  … Read more


Genioplasty

27th February 2019
Woman with Hand in a V in Front of Face

Changing the shape and position of the chin, Genioplasty involves making a hidden incision inside the lower lip and a precise cut of the chin bone. Also known as chin augmentation, Genioplasty alters the structure of the face, bringing balance and symmetry to facial features. It is considered an elective surgery, as most individuals choose  … Read more


Perfect Your Profile With Genioplasty Chin Surgery

8th June 2018
Woman with Hand in a V in Front of Face

As a prominent feature of the face, when the chin is disproportionate to the rest of the face, it can cause individuals to feel self-conscious about their profile and overall appearance. Thus, to reshape, enlarge or reposition the chin, Genioplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at correcting or augmenting the chin. Generally, one of two  … Read more


Chin Implants

29th January 2016

Most people have some characteristic on their face that they would change if they could. Perhaps one eye droops more than the other, perhaps your nose has a “hook” that you would love to remove, or perhaps your profile is less than you would consider ideal. Chin implants are a plastic surgery treatment that is  … Read more


Chin Implant Surgery

19th October 2015

Plastic surgery is chosen for very personal reasons. Many people have spent years feeling self-conscious about a certain area of their appearance, and making the decision to undergo elective surgery is not a small decision. There are very few areas that are more personal than the face.