The search for facial harmony and satisfaction with one’s own image leads many people to consider aesthetic procedures. Gentoplasty, or chin surgery, is an option that has gained prominence in the world of facial plastic surgery. In this article, we will explore what genioplasty is, the cases in which it is indicated and the benefits associated with this procedure.
 
But after all, what is Mentoplasty?
 
Gentoplasty is a surgical procedure that aims to change the shape and size of the chin, providing balance and symmetry to the face. It can be performed for both aesthetic reasons and to correct functional problems.
 
There are two main types of genioplasty: augmentation and reduction. Augmentation genioplasty involves placing an implant to increase the size of the chin, while reduction genioplasty aims to decrease the size of the chin, often by removing part of the bone.
 
Indications for Mentoplasty:
 
Facial Imbalance: When a person notices a facial imbalance due to a chin that is too small or too large in relation to other facial features.
 
Unfavorable Facial Profile: A retruded or excessively prominent chin can negatively affect the facial profile, and genioplasty is a solution to improve this harmony.
 
Correction of Injuries or Deformities: Injuries, congenital defects or chin deformities can be corrected through genioplasty.
Functional Problems: In some cases, surgery is recommended to correct functional problems, such as chewing difficulties due to improper chin position.
 
Self-esteem and Well-Being: For many people, genioplasty is a personal choice aimed at improving self-esteem and psychological well-being, providing greater confidence in their appearance.
 
Mentoplasty is a valuable option for those seeking to improve facial harmony and correct aesthetic or functional issues related to the chin. However, it is crucial that patients seek professional guidance and make informed decisions to ensure satisfactory and safe results.
 
Before deciding on genioplasty, it is essential to schedule a consultation with a qualified plastic surgeon, discuss expectations, and fully understand the procedure and post-operative care.
 
*This content is for informational and educational purposes only and is not intended to serve as medical advice or as a substitute for a consultation with a trained physician or surgeon.

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