Food caught inside intro oral incision (chin implant). What should I do?

Thank you for your question about your chin implant.Swelling after surgery is often asymmetric.But in your case, it seems more had to be done on the right side.These two factors suggest the swelling you are seeing is normal and will subside.Always consult a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon.Hope...

A chin implant could be done under local anesthesia in a cooperative patient with a surgeon knowledgable in dental nerve blocks.  It may be more than you would want to tackle to do mandibular angle implants under local anesthesia since these will be more difficult to anesthetize with nerve...

At 3.5 weeks following a chin implant, you should expect swelling (which may appear shiny) and tightness.  As the muscle and tissues relax, the tightness will lessen and disappear.  Give it some time.  

Silicone chin implants are permanent and will not have to be removed and replaced unless there is an issue.  As for your nose, yes, you can have a bit more refining of the tip.  This is much less invasive than the original rhinoplasty and not painful.

If the dimpling is due to overactive mentalist muscle, botox is the best treatment.  If there is a underlying soft tissue deformity, I would recommend a filler or fat injection.  If there is a bone abnormality, a chin implant may be considered or contour of the bone.  Good luck....

Treatment of your substantial facial asymmetry depends on what you consider is the good side...which I assume is the right side. The goal then is to augment the more deficient left side. This is going to require skeletal modifications/augmentation. This would be best done through an assessment...