GENIOPLASTY
Chin advancement and Chin reduction
Chin advancement and Chin reduction
Expert surgeons with an in-depth understanding of facial structures and ideal proportions assure a natural and beautiful outcome.
Skillfully performed with intraoral access techniques, it achieves a scar-free and proportionate chin with absolutely no telltale signs.
With well-experienced surgeons, detailed treatment plans, and streamlined aftercare protocols, our success rate has been unbeatable so far.
Genioplasty, or chin correction surgery, is a cosmetic procedure that enhances the shape and appearance of the chin in minor to moderate discrepancies where patients do not wish to undergo jaw surgery. It helps contour the chin, neck, and jawline by correcting the chin bone directly or by using biocompatible implants that enhance facial symmetry.
Genioplasty can be performed alone or in combination with other jaw, nose or neck related surgeries depending on the overall cosmetic purpose and patient needs. Chin augmentation or reduction is a relatively simple procedure customized to each patient’s needs.
Let your chin do the talking.
A procedure where the chin bone is separated from the lower jaw through an incision to move and alter the shape of your chin. The procedure may involve either removal of excess bone or reattaching the chin bone with a gap for chin enhancement where the bone would naturally grow back into. Using screws and plates, the chin’s shape is surgically altered to the desired position.
Chin implant surgery involves the use of alloplastic implants surgically placed inside the lining of your chin to correct, complement and enhance its shape. The shape and size of the implants are pre-customized by the surgeon according to your specific requirements. The bone tissue gradually adheres to the inserted implant over time, making it feel like a natural part of the chin. At ClinicGP, we offer patients a range of highly biocompatible alloplastic materials with minimal risk of rejection or allergy.
As an alternative to chin augmentation, recent advances allow the use of FDA-approved dermal fillers, though results may vary and are not permanent.
