How Can a Chin Implant Displacement Be Corrected? Doctor Answers, Tips
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How Can a Chin Implant Displacement Be Corrected?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by anon
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Fix a displaced chin implant. Help!

A displaced chin implant can usually be repositioned with the minimum of difficulty. The implant end can also become folded and Malpositioned.these procedures can be usually performed under local anesthesia. If the chin implant has become very severely misplaced, it may require some internal Suture placement or, rarely, removal for a while as this heels and then the implant can be replaced. Dr. Joseph P Hunstad
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Repositioning of Discplaced Chin Implant

If a chin implant is not in the proper position , it can be repositioned. You do not mention when the implant was placed; wait until you're sure that all swelling has resolved. I assume you surgeon is aware of any asymmetries of the jaw which could influence the appearance of the chin implant.
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Revisional Chin Implant Repositioning

Chin implant displacement can occur because the implant wings are asymmetrical or the entire chin implant is positioned too high on the chin bone. Asymmetry of the implant wings has become more common today due to the widespread use of newer chin implant designs that have extensions or wings with fine feather edges. While they are of great value in creating a more natural chin appearance, particularly in men, great care must be taken to get symmetric pocket developments that are... more

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Chin implants

Depending on the severity of the deformity and type of implant. A displaced implant may be repositioned, sometimes it has to be taken out and come back at a later stage and reinsert the implant or look into other modalities of chin augmentation.
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Chin implant revsion

The answer is straight forward. If it is obvious you will need to have surgery again once the significant swelling. Has subsided! Good luck!
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