When you look in the mirror, you might identify a “trouble spot” that's bothering you, such as a weak chin, sunken cheeks, or an imperfect nose. But you might be surprised to learn that although you focus on just one point of concern, another person (such as a cosmetic surgeon) might see multiple areas that need to be corrected to improve facial harmony. Two of the most common issues that plastic surgeons see are a weak chin and a disproportionately sized nose. Fixing a weak chin or a misshapen nose certainly makes some improvement in facial symmetry. But adjusting both the nose and chin makes an especially noticeable change in your appearance. This is especially true of your side profile, which is when a weak or recessed chin or an over-projected nose are most apparent. Sometimes, a weak chin can even make a nose that's relatively proportionate look too large. If you're concerned about improving the harmony between these two facial structures, there are both surgical and non-surgical methods available to help.
