Thank you. Yes, I do understand that simply forgetting about doing any more surgeries and adjusting to my new face would be the right way to go.
At the same time I do believe that my new plan might be good this time, and I need someone more knowledgeable than me to confirm what I want to do makes sense.
I didn't expect to end up with an underbite appearance, and I completely underestimated the change that the jaw implants would cause. So in a way, I was ignorant of the possible outcomes of those procedures.
I think I might be lucky enough this time with vertical and horizontal chin reduction, unless I'm missing something, to the point where I won't be shocked, but more pleased with the results than before, since I think it would really benefit the harmony of my face.
Like you said, the infraorbital and malar area are recessed in relative comparison to the area the DJS advanced. This doesn't stress me so much, since I would do malar/submalar implants only to try to become more attractive. For the moment I really need a more "normal" face.
Sorry dude. But I confirm only MY OWN opinion which is for you to refrain from pursuing further surgeries. The fact that you need confirmation of YOUR plan coupled with your history of being DISSATISFIED later down the line with the prior CHOICES you DECIDED to make/plan is RED FLAG you are headed toward REVISION TREADMILL and will continue chasing things and also continue being dissatisfied.
I don't think you are in the capacity to make good decisions for yourself and I don't take on the task of making decisions for people and 'coaching' as to what exactly to do.
If you want to make better decisions for yourself, I suggest you take some time off and study up on the relationships that procedures have on the face. For example, it appears you may not have studied up and known AHEAD OF TIME that a large advancement of the maxilla CAN kick up CHANGES to the BASE of nose. Also for SLEEP APNEA, a LARGE advancement of LOWER JAW may be needed to open up airway. If you had studied up before the surgery you would have had some CLUE of that particular relationship and would have been in capacity BEFORE the surgery to ask the right questions (to the doctor) like: 'will my nose base change, will my lower jaw look too pronounced for me?' In that way, adjustments could have been made to the surgical plan to avoid a look you could have been potentially dissatisfied with.
Your content here reflects very poor logistics in decision making behavior which is not something people here can compensate for you. It is not because you look bad. It is because you are victim of your own faulty logistics in the decision making department. IMO, it's because you don't take time to study up on the relationships procedures and displacements have on the face and you just jump into making a decision that results in your being dissatisfied with what ever you chose. So your choices are not backed by studying up on the RELATIONSHIPS procedures can have on the face. Instead, they reflect a quick value judgement of; 'If I do this or that thing, I'll look more attractive.
So, NO 'confirmation' on what ever you plan to do again with another procedure. But you need to recognize that the fact you NEED CONFIRMATION is a RED FLAG that your own future decisions for more procedures MIGHT be the WRONG choice.
That said, take some time off and study the relationship between things or go on consults and come back to the board AFTER the DOCTOR gives a PLAN. Better to get feedback based on a doctor's plan before hand than ask for confirmation you what ever your next haphazard 'plans' might be.
HENCE: REFRAIN from further surgeries until you are more knowledgeable about the relationships between which ever one you choose.