Chin Implant / Sliding Genioplasty

Forward projection for correct facial thirds

A chin implant (silicone shell placed over the chin bone through a small incision) or sliding genioplasty (the chin bone is cut and repositioned) to improve anterior projection and vertical height. A weak or recessed chin is one of the most common contributors to perceived jaw weakness, neck fat, and poor facial balance — advancing it brings the lower third into proportion with the midface and forehead. Implants are faster with less recovery; sliding genioplasty is more versatile and permanent. Either procedure dramatically improves the profile and jawline appearance without touching the jaw itself.