Soften an angular jaw and chin into balanced, feminine contours — planned from your own CBCT scan, not a generic template.
A masculinized jaw is typically wider, more square, and more prominent at the angle than a feminine jaw, and a masculinized chin tends to be taller, wider, and more forward-projecting. Feminizing this area usually means reducing width and angularity along the jawline and reshaping the chin to a shorter, narrower, more tapered point.
Because these changes are primarily about removing bone rather than adding it, jaw and chin feminization is generally a reduction and reshaping procedure performed by your surgical team, not an implant procedure on its own.
Custom PEEK/DMI implants become relevant when reduction alone doesn’t fully achieve the goal — most often to correct asymmetry left after bone reduction, refine chin projection or taper once the jaw has been narrowed, or build in a smooth contour transition that a freehand reduction can’t reliably reproduce on both sides.
Since every design begins with a detailed study of your face and your own CBCT scan, we can identify the specific areas that need refinement and create an implant that targets those precise areas instead of a generic shape.
Jaw and chin feminization involves fine, often asymmetric adjustments close to the mandibular nerve. A CBCT scan lets your surgical team and our design team map the exact bone anatomy in advance, plan the reduction, and — if a custom implant is part of the plan — design it to fit the post-reduction bone precisely rather than estimating the shape during surgery.
For detailed answers to real patient questions about jaw and chin procedures — recovery, asymmetry correction, revision, and more — see our Jaw Implant FAQs and Chin Implant FAQs.
Book a complimentary consultation to find out whether your case needs reduction alone, or reduction plus a custom implant.
