Experience or information on Mini-V line?

[hoeeekage]

Hey everybody! This is my first post ^~^
I don't have a lot of information about this surgery but this is what I know so far.
1. It is the shaving of the chin rather than the jaw to create a V-line effect.
2. Wannabe claims to be the first clinic to introduce this method, but I'm wondering if other clinics have mastered this beyond that of Wannabe?
3. Mini V-line is suppose to be cheaper, but I have not found any quoted prices. I will start asking around to different clinics.

See, I don't know a lot xD I am considering getting a mini V-line with a mini V-lift to create the effect that I want because I do not want to shave my jaw! If you know anything about this please let me know! Thank you

 

[miii]

This is more for people who don't need a jaw reduction, only chin. Like if someone already had a small jawline and a U shaped chin then I think mini v-line would be more appropriate.
I would take a pic of yourself and just edit only your chin to see how you like it.

 

[hoeeekage]

Yeah I've definitely done that before and it looks a lot better! Even though I would look better with my jaw shaved a bit too, I'm not super insecure about that. Have you heard of any places that are known for this surgery or various prices? I just want a more slender and shorter chin!

 

[loverly]

I am also interested in mini v since I will be doing revision rhino in march. I figured I would do my chin with it. I was considering sliding genio at first, but the online consultant recommended me mini V instead since i have a rather wide, broad chin - which i agree, actually. And I think i have read somewhere that wannabe was the first, or one of the first, to come up with the name itself, but the surgery itself is nothing new at all.

 

[peri-winkle]

Hi @Hoeeekage , I got mini v-line done at Regen! There are a lot of different methods, and I think the best way to know which method will suit you and the results you want is to consult with a doctor who understands bone and muscle structure well.

I think they consider mini v-line to be any chin surgery that
-involves more than one cut (standard sliding genioplasty)
-but doesn't require cutting the mandible/back jaw (full v-line)

There are methods such as t-osteotomy, v-osteotomy, and even bone grafting that i've heard of clinics using. I've only consulted a few clinics for their prices, so if you need any info you can feel free to message me!

 

[thelilachour]

Are you not wanting to reduce the jaw because of appearance or because of recovery/pain? If your ideal look only needs the chin reduced/changed then mini v line could work, as it is essentially a type of genioplasty from what I understand. But I am not sure if the pain/recovery is much less than full v line overall, maybe for the first couple days.