POSTED UNDER Chin Implant Reviews
Male Med Student: Want to Improve my Looks - Europe
UPDATED FROM Mar1
7 days post
Picture of scar, as requested (one week post op).
Mar1February 25, 2014
WORTH IT$1,400
UPDATED FROM Mar1
7 days post
One week picture update!!
Mar1February 25, 2014
Hey guys! Trimmed down the beard to same length as before the procedure so the pics are better comparable. I am happy with the results. Let me know your opinions.
Cheers.
Cheers.
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February 25, 2014
Look really good DrMar. A subtle change. I didnt think you really needed it in the first place but it turned out well.
Im sure one of the reasons your recovery is a bit quicker is that you probably only needed a small implant. So your skin isnt as stretched as others who need a more drastic change.
Its awesome you have little swelling and no bruising. I think its finally time I schedule a consult and get mine done.
February 25, 2014
Hey RH709! Thanks, buddy. Yeah, I was going for a subtle change so I am really happy. You know what, i'll tell you something really interesting. I was checking implants for different brands such as Implant Tech, Polytech and Eurosilicone. I realised that the height of the implants from Eurosilicone was much lower than the others. Also the shape of it made it easier to position it a bit lower giving me less anterior projection but a bit of vertical projection. According to the size it is considered large, since it can give 8 mm of projection, but the height is about 9 mm while the other brands have a height of 14 mm. So even though it is a "large" implant its volume wise much smaller.
Any thought about how you want to do your? Size? Material? Route of incision?
February 25, 2014
Wow, you do not look like it was 8mm of projection. That is actually quite a bit. Your doctor did very well.
I am about to schedule a consult with Dr. Mabrie who is on this site and seems to do fantastic work. He is only a 3 hour drive from be and some think he is one of the best.
My guess is that I need roughly 8 to 10mm of projection and some neck lipo. I'm a thin dude but for some reason my neck blends into my chin, which is what I hate the most.
Im thinking something like the medium or large implantech middleman pre-jowl chin. But Ill know more after a consult. As soon as I set up the consult, Ill begin to write a review.
I think Im a great looking guy from the front but the lack of chin projection ruins my profile.
February 25, 2014
Yeah I was only looking for 5-6 mm projection. My surgeon pointed out that my chin was not that receded but more a bit short. Hence the decision of placement. But I do have big lips which holds the effect back a bit.
Dude, your country is so big. A three hour drive sounds like forever to me. I had a 10 min walk to my surgeon.. lol. I get it though that you want to do it with a good surgeon. I not saying you should take my next sentence to seriously but it needs to be said. A chin augmentation is not a difficult procedure to perform, so I don't think you have to be the best surgeon to be capable of doing a good job.
I saw your pics, and you are right about your looks. You are a good looking guy from the front but I understand why you would want to have a chin augmentation. Looking forward to follow your progress! And thanks for your input on my progress.
February 26, 2014
Funny you say that cause 3 hour drive is nothing. The closest plastic surgeon who does chin implants is 1.5 hours away. Might as well just drive the 3 hours to see one of the best.
February 25, 2014
Hard to see a difference.. What size did you get? Surprised you have no bruising.... Can h take a pic of your scar?
February 25, 2014
Hey! Yeah, it is not a big difference. I got a large one from Eurosilicone. As I told someone earlier, I had the implant placed a bit lower, which decreased the anterior projection but gave me a couple of mm vertical projection. Lack of bruising might because I am dark skinned.
Sure thing, i'll upload it. Check again in 5 min.
February 25, 2014
Its incredible that even with your setback, the wound has healed so quickly.
February 25, 2014
Yeah, that was the part I was most worried about. I have friends that would have loved to give me a hard time about it, so I am relieved. Next step will be to see how long before I can go for a clean shave.

UPDATED FROM Mar1
6 days post
6 days post op, feeling great.
Mar1February 25, 2014
I am healing up fine. I removed the steri strip by myself yesterday(five days post op).
No swelling, bruising or numbness. Only slight pain if I put some pressure on the chin, but even that I believe will be gone in a few days. My smile is back to normal. I can't talk too fast though without slurring few words, so I try not to get too excited about things. But even that has been improving everyday. The incision site looks as I expected it to look after almost a week. It is a bit visible because of the scab, and only if I take a picture of it from close range with flash.
I'm planning to go out jogging tomorrow, and might even hit the gym a bit.
A tip to anyone who plans to go through the same procedure. Have a healthy diet! Stock up on food a day before the procedure. Try to have a diet high on protein, complex carbs. and loads of water. Give your body plenty of building blocks to recover from the procedure.
No swelling, bruising or numbness. Only slight pain if I put some pressure on the chin, but even that I believe will be gone in a few days. My smile is back to normal. I can't talk too fast though without slurring few words, so I try not to get too excited about things. But even that has been improving everyday. The incision site looks as I expected it to look after almost a week. It is a bit visible because of the scab, and only if I take a picture of it from close range with flash.
I'm planning to go out jogging tomorrow, and might even hit the gym a bit.
A tip to anyone who plans to go through the same procedure. Have a healthy diet! Stock up on food a day before the procedure. Try to have a diet high on protein, complex carbs. and loads of water. Give your body plenty of building blocks to recover from the procedure.
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February 25, 2014
Sounds like you were lucky! I ate soooo healthy before and even after lived on protein shakes and smoothies. I think it depends on the person a lot honestly...people handle trauma and recover differently. I'm sure eating healthy helps, but it definitely didn't make my recovery as easy as yours. I'm also female and petite, so maybe that makes a difference too. Anyways, glad to hear your recovery is going so well! Post updated pics when you get a chance, please.
February 25, 2014
Yes I do feel lucky.
Yeah, you are so right, it is very individual.
Actually I have gotten the impression, that women tend to take more time to recover. But it can also be that women feel more comfortable about sharing some of their pain, unlike us men :). I am gonna go ahead and take some pics now so I can share with you guys.
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