Chin Implant.
7 before & after cases from Dr. Nichter's practice. About the procedure →
Prior to surgery, this 46 year old woman looked much older than her true age. Now after a LiteLift®, modified facelift, chin augmentation, and neck liposuction. Her surgeries have made a dramatic improvement in the overall proportion of her face and contour of her neckline. After photos taken 2 months post-surgery.
Prior to surgery, this 46 year old woman looked much older than her true age. Now after a LiteLift®, modified facelift, chin augmentation, and neck liposuction. Her surgeries have made a dramatic improvement in the overall proportion of her face and contour of her neckline. After photos taken 2 months post-surgery.
Prior to surgery, this 46 year old woman looked much older than her true age. Now after a LiteLift®, modified facelift, chin augmentation, and neck liposuction. Her surgeries have made a dramatic improvement in the overall proportion of her face and contour of her neckline. After photos taken 2 months post-surgery.
The patient was considering both chin augmentation and rhinoplasty, but opted for conservative changed by just improving the projection of her chin for better overall facial balance. Notice her nose and chin are in better proportion now after surgery.
The patient was considering both chin augmentation and rhinoplasty, but opted for conservative changed by just improving the projection of her chin for better overall facial balance. Notice her nose and chin are in better proportion now after surgery.
This 50 year old patient had chin augmentation. He also performed his exclusive LiteLift modified facelift with a platysmaplasty. Her jaw and neckline look natural, refreshed and more youthful after surgery. The chin augmentation helped improve contour and facial proportion.
This woman had a Chin Augmentation/Implant
All photographs are of Dr. Nichter's own patients and are shown with their permission. Individual results vary; photos are for illustration and are not a guarantee of outcome.
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