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Chin Surgery

March 23, 2019

Chin Surgery in Surat

Chin surgery, also known as genioplasty, reshapes and repositions the chin to bring better balance to your facial profile. At Elegance Clinic in Surat, chin surgery is performed by Dr. Ashutosh Shah for people who feel their chin is too small, too prominent or slightly out of proportion with the rest of their features.

A well-defined chin plays a major role in facial harmony, especially when viewed in profile. Chin augmentation can add projection to a receding chin, often using an implant or the patient’s own tissue, while chin reduction reshapes a chin that projects too far forward. The procedure is frequently combined with rhinoplasty or jawline contouring to create a naturally balanced result.

What to expect

Treatment begins with a detailed consultation and facial assessment so the plan can be tailored to your anatomy and goals. Surgery is usually carried out through a discreet incision inside the mouth or under the chin, leaving little to no visible scarring. Most patients return home the same day and resume everyday activities within a short recovery period, with the final result becoming clear as any swelling settles.

Why choose Elegance Clinic

Every chin surgery is planned around your individual proportions to keep the outcome subtle and natural. The video above offers a closer look at the procedure and the kind of results that are possible. To find out whether chin surgery is right for you, book a consultation with the Elegance Clinic team in Surat.

Frequently Asked Questions

A chin implant is a shaped silicone or similar implant placed over the chin bone to add projection. Genioplasty involves cutting the lower part of the chin bone and moving it forward, backward, up or down. Genioplasty can correct length and asymmetry as well as projection, which an implant cannot.
Adults whose facial growth is complete and who feel their chin is weak, overly prominent, too long, too short or asymmetric. Good general health and realistic expectations matter. If the chin problem comes from a significant bite misalignment, jaw (orthognathic) surgery may be more appropriate.
Implant surgery can be done under local anaesthesia with sedation or under general anaesthesia. Genioplasty is usually done under general anaesthesia. Afterwards, tightness, swelling and soreness are common for the first several days and are managed with prescribed pain relief.
Yes. It is often combined with rhinoplasty, because the nose and chin together shape the profile. It is also combined with neck or jawline contouring and fat reduction under the chin.
Chin implants are designed to stay in place long term, and the bone changes from genioplasty are permanent once healed. Natural ageing of the surrounding soft tissue continues, so the face will still change gradually over the years.

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