My chin is slightly square and does not make my face symmetrical.

Your questions answered by our surgeon, Lucian Ion, FRCS(Plast)

Asked on 17 January 2013

Question

My chin is slightly square and does not make my face symmetrical.

How much would it cost to have it more round and even?

Answer

Every patient that I see has characteristics of facial and chin asymmetry, some of which are more discreet and some more noticeable.

The characteristics of the treatment depend on the overall size of the chain and the aesthetic balance that you would like to achieve.

For instance, if the chin is slightly square but small it can be made to look rounder by simply adding injectable fillers or fat transfer.

On the other hand, if the chin is slightly large for the facial features, it is possible to reduce it.

All in all, a consultation using 3-D imaging and simulation would allow you to decide regarding the ideal shape and proportions that you wish to achieve, and will form the basis of the treatment plan. The costs do vary significantly depending on the type of treatment of course.

Mr Lucian Ion FRCS(Plast)
129 Harley Street
London
W1G 6BA