Going to Remove My Chin Implant After 9 Years

There is a tiny bit of scar tissue left ...but over all, it is back to how it used to be. I'm just glad not to be able to see the implant anymore jutting off of my real face. If you are young, realize that as you age--unnatural things become more obvious. I wouldn't recommend an implant unless you have no chin at all...like a deformity.

Overall it is gone, but there is still a very small amount of scar tissue there. People don't really notice the change. I feel better, though, because (at times) I could see the implant before. That was what bugged me the most.

I've had requests for pictures, but I'm sorry. I can't do that. My chin still probably has a tiny bit of swelling. Honestly, the people close to me don't notice a difference and just say that I look the same to them. I am the only one who really notices such detail on my own face. Here is something to consider. I have very big, deep set eyes. The chin implant rested on my chin bone and made the bottom part of my face project outwardly more. This made my deep set eyes look even deeper by comparison to me. Having less of a chin balances this out more so my eye sockets appear less like the holes in a bowling ball. If you have very deep set eyes, think twice about getting a chin implant.