I'm also curious if there is an implant for both Jaw & Chin? I would like to have a square jaw in order to avoid having Rhinoplasty and keep my natural noise. WOuld the jaw chin implant balance my noise look!
July 5, 2017
Answer: Facial implants There are a variety of jaw implants and in some cases a more balanced jaw does make the nose look a bit smaller. We have chin implants, Angle of the jaw implants and now custom complete jaw implants. Each has a specific purpose and the correct candidate. I recommend you reach out to a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in jaw implants Good luck RR
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July 5, 2017
Answer: Facial implants There are a variety of jaw implants and in some cases a more balanced jaw does make the nose look a bit smaller. We have chin implants, Angle of the jaw implants and now custom complete jaw implants. Each has a specific purpose and the correct candidate. I recommend you reach out to a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in jaw implants Good luck RR
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April 6, 2016
Answer: Costs for a chin implant will vary depending on a number of factors. Costs for a chin implant will vary depending on a number of factors, including whether or not you undergo general anesthesia, the facility fee, and the surgeon’s fee, which can vary depending on skill, experience, and location. At my practice in North Carolina, chin implants generally run anywhere from $3000 to $7000. There are a number of different types of chin implants, including silicone elastomers, ePTFE, and porous polyethylene. None of these are safer than the other, and it is simply doctor preference which to use. Personally, I like to use silicone implants because they can be molded and customized easily. I do not usually recommend jaw implants, as a square jaw can be achieved more easily simply with the use of dermal fillers. Hyaluronic acid fillers or collagen building fillers can both be injected in a short and virtually painless procedure to achieve a subtle, natural jawline enhancement. I hope this helps.
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April 6, 2016
Answer: Costs for a chin implant will vary depending on a number of factors. Costs for a chin implant will vary depending on a number of factors, including whether or not you undergo general anesthesia, the facility fee, and the surgeon’s fee, which can vary depending on skill, experience, and location. At my practice in North Carolina, chin implants generally run anywhere from $3000 to $7000. There are a number of different types of chin implants, including silicone elastomers, ePTFE, and porous polyethylene. None of these are safer than the other, and it is simply doctor preference which to use. Personally, I like to use silicone implants because they can be molded and customized easily. I do not usually recommend jaw implants, as a square jaw can be achieved more easily simply with the use of dermal fillers. Hyaluronic acid fillers or collagen building fillers can both be injected in a short and virtually painless procedure to achieve a subtle, natural jawline enhancement. I hope this helps.
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