Overview
Genioplasty reshapes the chin — sliding, augmenting or reducing chin bone — for better profile balance. It suits people bothered by a small, receded or asymmetric chin. Performed under anaesthesia with short observation, it delivers a long-lasting single-procedure result. SmileX studies facial profile with X-rays and photos before finalising any plan.
Why patients choose us
- ✓ Corrects weak or uneven chin
- ✓ Sharpens the lower-face profile
- ✓ Helps natural lip closure
- ✓ Long-lasting single-procedure outcome
How it works
- 1Facial profile study with X-rays and photos
- 2Final plan, medical workup and consent
- 3Surgery under general anaesthesia
- 4Short observation plus clinic follow-ups
Common questions
Is genioplasty painful?
Discomfort is described as low; swelling and bruising fade within days to a week.
How long is the surgery?
Around an hour alone; longer when combined with other facial work.
What are the risks?
Short-term swelling and temporary lip or chin numbness; major issues are uncommon.
What affects the cost?
Depends on sliding-bone versus implant approach, standalone versus combined surgery, anaesthesia and hospital stay. Quoted after workup.
