He was in his 20s, and his concern was simple — every time someone took a side photo, he noticed the same thing.

The chin looked too soft.

He felt that from some angles, the lower face lacked projection, which made the profile feel less defined than he wanted. He was not trying to chase a dramatic transformation or a hyper-sharp look. He just wanted a better balance between the upper and lower face, and a chin that looked more supported in photos and in real life.

At consultation, our doctors assessed his profile, facial proportions, chin position, and how the lower face sat in relation to the lips and nose. It was explained that even in younger patients, a chin that is slightly under-projected can affect how balanced the whole face appears. A carefully planned approach can help strengthen the lower facial profile without making the face look artificial.

He found the discussion reassuring because it was realistic. The goal was not to “change his face,” but to support what was already there and improve how the profile flowed. He wanted something subtle enough that people would notice he looked better, without immediately knowing why.

A personalised treatment plan was recommended to improve chin projection and bring greater harmony to the facial profile.