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Implant or Genioplasty to Help A Slightly Retracting Chin? (photo)
asked 1 year ago by 6791anon in Houston, TX
Latest answer by Harrison C. Putman III, MD
Question viewed 376 times
Tags: labiomental, recommendation, retraction, second opinion
Slightly retruded chin and deep labiomental sulcus. Lower lip angles outward. Need more vertical height. First facial PS said an implant would make the problem worse, and ref'd. me to maxillofacial ("MF") surg., who rec. genioplasty. Another facial PS thought an implant would work, but ref'd. me to second MF surg. for sec. op. Sec. MF surg. said neither implants nor genioplasty would give desirable result. Rec'd. BSSO, even though I have a normal bite. Seems radical to me.
2 answers to Implant or Genioplasty to Help A Slightly Retracting Chin? (photo)
2 separate considerations for your chin problems.
Genioplasty versus chin implant
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