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Should I Go With Genioplasty To Treat Deficient Chin

Hi, i am 23years /female i have slightly deficient chin and when viewed from front my face is ok but the side profile is not straight. so to improve my side profile should i go with genioplasty (chin advancement)or not. Does it have any side effect or long term drawbacks and what would be the cost of this treatment .
Wed, 11 May 2011
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If there is serious concern about your appearance, then I would suggest you to consult a cosmetic surgeon who can evaluate you for the same and also comment about the feasibility of reconstructive surgery. I wish you all the best for the same.

Dentist, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Dr. Manish Gupta's  Response
hello,
you will have to first visit an orthodontist who will take a series of radiographs and models to diagnose the cause of ur deficient chin. He along with a maxillofacial surgeon will decide regarding the treatment plan and the need for a surgical correction...
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Should I Go With Genioplasty To Treat Deficient Chin

If there is serious concern about your appearance, then I would suggest you to consult a cosmetic surgeon who can evaluate you for the same and also comment about the feasibility of reconstructive surgery. I wish you all the best for the same.