Memphis Chin Implant doctors

	Peter A. Aldea, MD Memphis Plastic Surgeon 6401 Poplar Avenue Suite 360, Memphis		30 answers
	Phillip Langsdon, MD Germantown Facial Plastic Surgeon 7499 Poplar Pike, Germantown		1 answer
	J. Jason Wendel, MD Nashville Plastic Surgeon 1215 21st Ave South Suite 6050 , Nashville
	Robert Adams, MD Memphis Plastic Surgeon 80 Humphreys Center Suite 106, Memphis
	Patricia L. Eby, MD Memphis Plastic Surgeon 6401 Poplar Ave Suite 360, Memphis

Recent Answers

Would It Be in my Best Interest to Have Chin Implants Before I Have Rhinoplasty? How might procedures for my chin and nose impact each other?

A: Chin Augmentation is commonly done With a Nose Surgery

There is no reason to do a chin implant apart from a nose operation. Both operations are commonly done together and can restore balance to the face.

Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon

How Great Are the Risks of Damage to the Lower Lip Nerves After Having a Chin Implant?

Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon

Yellow Sores in Mouth After Chin Implant / Lipo Hello everyone. So i had a chin implant plus Lipo done under my chin on Friday. After the procedure the right side of mouth had developed yellow sores, they almost look like canker sores. So what am trying to figure out is this from the swelling or maybe the implant hitting the inside of the gum line. The right side hurts bad!! you can clearly see a discolored yellow line under the teeth. I've been on a all liquid insure diet plus water. I've been taking Vicodin, Zenox, and penicillin.

A: Yellow Sores in Mouth After Chin Implant / Lipo

RE: "Hello everyone. So i had a chin implant plus Lipo done under my chin on Friday. After the procedure the right side of mouth had developed yellow sores, they almost look like canker sores. So what am trying to figure out is this from the swelling or maybe the implant hitting the inside of the gum line. The right side hurts bad!! you can clearly see a discolored yellow line under the teeth. I've been on a all liquid insure diet plus water. I've been taking Vicodin, Zenox, and penicillin."

As helpful as your photograph is it is not a substitute for a direct examination. Based on the limited view of the incision on the right it appears consistent with a recently operated intra-oral incision without infection or exposure of the implant. I would tell you that the BEST thing to do is have your surgeon look at you. No advice you may get on line can match a direct examination.

Dr. Peter A Aldea

Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon