I had been worried for a long time because of my short, retruded chin, and even after doing orthodontic treatment (non-extraction) for over 2 years, my mandible still looked small, so I decided to consider surgery! While I was at it, I also got consultations for my cheekbones, which had always bothered me!
<ㅇㅇㅂ> - Since I also have a bit of a square jaw, they suggested square jaw surgery + chin surgery for the retruded chin with bone grafting. (They said that because my chin is quite small, if I have bone surgery, bone grafting would be necessary.) - Cheekbones: I went for a consultation because I often felt my face looked broad and flat in photos, and the doctor explained that although the effect would not be dramatic, it would be for reducing empty facial space, and described it as a case for 3 types of facial contouring. - Maybe because it was the weekend, I think the waiting time was a bit long!
<ㅌㅋ> - They recommended a long-curve approach, and said that because they would make the line smooth starting from the square jaw area, I did not need to worry too much about a secondary angle forming when advancing the chin tip. - I was recommended only 2 types: square jaw and chin tip, and they also said the cheekbone effect would likely be small.
<ㅇㅇㅊ> - I went there after watching YouTube videos, and the way they explained things with measurements was impressive. - They mentioned 3 types of facial contouring, but for the chin, they said I absolutely had to use an implant. Because my chin is so small, they said if I do chin-tip advancement, a secondary angle would inevitably form.
For ㅇㅇㅊ, there was a separate consultation fee, and I remember the other places did not have one. There are a few more places I want to visit for consultations, so I am still going around.