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Face with balance
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and despite thousands of years of attempts to mathematically calculate what is beautiful, it has never been completely successful. People often talk about the “ golden ratio ” which was already known to ancient Greeks such as Pythagoras and even Leonardi da Vinci used the golden ratio, or the divine ratio as it is also called, much later in his paintings and sculptures.
Symmetry in the face is unusual by nature but often something to strive for in various treatments with fillers or surgery . There are situations with imbalance in the face that are clearly noticeable, an example is a so-called "floating chin" . This gives a profile that looks unbalanced and especially in cases where the nose is a little larger.
Some people seek it for their big nose , but with chin augmentation, the nose is no longer perceived as big. Sometimes it may be a rhinoplasty in combination with an enlarged chin that provides the balance you are looking for. The chin can be enlarged in different ways. The easiest thing may be to try a filler, i.e. a product that gradually breaks down. The advantage of this is that the product disappears and the disadvantage is the same because you need to repeat the treatment if you want to maintain the effect. A lasting alternative is to use an implant, usually made of silicone. Although it is a surgical procedure, it is often a simple operation that only leaves a small scar under the chin.
There are few surgeries that provide such good balance in the face as chin augmentation / chin implant for a receding chin.
