What to discuss
- Chin projection and overall facial proportions reviewed.
- Individual bone and soft-tissue anatomy assessed.
- Preferences and realistic expectations discussed.
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Chin Surgery. Your own chapter.
Explore chin projection and facial balance, comparing implant and bone-based approaches according to your anatomy, goals and individual assessment with a surgeon.
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About the procedure
A little clarity.
A considered decision.
Chin surgery, also called genioplasty or mentoplasty, changes chin shape or projection. Depending on the concern, an approach may involve an implant or changes to the chin bone. The chin is assessed in relation to the lips, jawline and nose, rather than as an isolated feature. The chosen method has its own risks and limitations. Your consultation should clarify the specific change being considered, review medical history and explain expected scars, sensation changes and the possibility of further treatment.
Procedure durationDepends on the individual plan
AnaesthesiaDiscuss with your clinician
Hospital stayBased on treatment and health
Istanbul stayConfirm before booking
Recovery / follow-upPersonalised clinical guidance
Who is it for?
Your health.
Your expectations.
Things to consider
- Altered sensation, asymmetry or persistent discomfort.
- Implant displacement or scar capsule formation.
- Bleeding, infection and possible further surgery.
How it works
One step.
Then the next.
Consultation
Discuss your goals, health, alternatives and questions.
Personal planning
Understand the proposed approach and informed-consent information.
Procedure & care
Follow the plan agreed with your clinical team.
Follow-up
Review progress and follow your personalised instructions.
Before & after
Different journeys.
Individual results.
Chin Surgery results
Look beyond
the first impression.
Results vary. This dedicated gallery is ready for approved patient cases and relevant context.
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Room to recover.
Time to be you.
This is a general sequence, not a timetable. Your instructions take priority.
First days
Follow the instructions provided for your treatment and know how to reach the care team.
First review
Attend planned reviews and raise any concerns with the appropriate clinician.
Following weeks
Your care team guides changes in activity or treatment according to your progress.
Long-term follow-up
Keep the agreed review schedule and discuss any further questions.
More to explore
Your wider
conversation.
Selecting several procedures does not mean they can safely be combined. Your clinician assesses suitability and timing.
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Explore eyebrow position and forehead changes, with attention to facial expression, hairline considerations and the relationship between brows and upper eyelids.
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A personal
clinical conversation.
Learn who would assess your case and perform your procedure. The approved clinician details will be added to the profile.
Meet the team↗
PROFILE PREVIEW
Facial surgery
Doctor name
Face procedures. The approved name, title and biography will be added here.
Meet the doctor ↗A little clarity
Your questions,
answered.
Does chin surgery always use an implant?
No. Some approaches reshape or reposition bone instead.
Why assess the nose and chin together?
Both contribute to facial proportions, even when only one area is being considered.
Can I choose a shape from a photograph?
Reference images can explain preferences, but your anatomy limits the achievable change.
Does adding this procedure confirm my suitability?
No. Build My Plan records your interests for discussion. A qualified clinician must assess suitability, risks and any alternatives.
How do I find out my own recovery plan?
Ask your treating team for written instructions, review arrangements and contact details appropriate to your procedure and health.
Clinical background sources
General information only. Final clinic content requires medical review.
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