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The Labiomental Fold in Chin Augmentation

The labiomental fold (the horizontal crease between the lower lip and the chin) is a critical anatomic and aesthetic consideration in chin augmentation, whether with implants, osteotomy, or fillers. Below is a structured, surgical-focused explanation. 1. Why the labiomental fold matters The depth and shape of the labiomental fold strongly influence: Lower facial balance Perceived chin projection Lip competence and Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Sliding Genioplasty and Submentoplasty for Prior Failed Chin Implant and Neck Fat Injections

Background: The ‘debate’ between an implant and the sliding genioplasty for chin augmentation is an historic one and is often influenced by surgical specialty and patient preference. This debate can be largely irrelevant in modest chin augmentations where their aesthetic effects are more similar. But their aesthetic benefits begin to differ when the anatomic makeup Read More…

Adaptive Bone Changes from Chin Augmentation By Injectable Fillers

While injectable fillers were initially introduced for their soft tissue augmentation effects, their use has become expanded for facial contouring which often equates to bone augmentation. One common site for injectable facial bone augmentation is the chin. Chin augmentation by injection can be a good option for some patients who seek an immediate non-surgical result Read More…

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