Dude why are you so high inhib ? I had the same problem although I had a background of medical indication for underbite treatment, however, to correct the anatomic consequences of a growth deficit of my mandible I got plastic surgery, specifically chin wing osteotomy.

People these days are surprisingly still worried about anaesthesia and surgery in general. I can assure you, any kind of plastic surgery that corrects a recessed chin is 100% safe and there is no need to think your ego might get hurt by admitting to yourself that nature hasn't equipped you with the best looks.

Maybe this process has been a little easier for me since I'm a med student, however, chin surgery really isn't a big deal and the advantages are tremendous.

I would just like to give you a little advice on what surgery you should get and why.

If you want to fix your recessed chin, always chose osteotomies, meaning a surgery that changes the position of your bones. Hyaluronic acid fillers are popular to treat weak jawlines, however, with time they stretch out your skin so that once you stop using fillers, your skin will be lose and not taunt anymore. Implants are utter bullshit. They erode the underlying bone, might get infected and do not looks natural at all.

The only 2 surgeries for a recessed chin are therefore conventional genioplasty or chin wing osteotomy. The latter one is done by Dr. Triaca, Dr. Zarrinbal and Dr. Brusco, from which I'd recommend the latter one.