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What Are the Most Effective Chin Implants?

I'm considering a chin implant and have seen two surgeons. One specialisies in silicone implants one in gore tex. I want a small implant with wings to balance out my round face but as my features are delicate i dont want a huge implant. What is the safest implant to use in this case that is unlikely to move or cause a reaction? I would really appreciate any help or advice?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by Leeny1
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It's the surgeon not the implant type that is most important

Both implant materials: silicone and gore tex are reasonable choices for chin implant surgery. Most important by far is the skill and expertise of the surgeon and not the material used. That would be the basis I would use to find the best surgeon. See below link for further tips on how to do this.
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What is the optimal chin implant?

I agree with Dr. Kabaker that several materials and many shapes of implants are available. I too prefer silastic implants because of the variety of sizes and shapes readily available as well as the natural feel of the implant. I hope this information is helpful. Stephen Weber, M.D. Lone Tree Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Chin implant choices

I prefer silastic chin implants. However, there are other materials that different surgeons might prefer. The size and shape is most important

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All Chins are Unique!

Your question is an excellent one. The key is not so much the choice of implant material, but rather what exactly your needs are for chin enhancement. As a rule, especially in the female face, choosing a smaller implant usually produces a more natural, non-operated appearance. There are other issues that can impact the size requirement of the implant, such as the vertical height of the chin (e.g. with a short chin, an implant may look very unnatural and may... more
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