My jawline is pretty difficult to see and my profile shows little transition from jaw to neck. I grew out a "chinstrap" beard to try and define my face a bit more, but I don't feel like it's enough. I've heard of chin implants and stuff, but I'd really like a professional opinion before moving forward with any procedures.
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July 7, 2014
Answer: Chin aumentation improved profile and neck line
Fatty deposits in the neck can be located in the sub-mental or sub-platysmal space. A platysma plasty is required after any fat is removed from the sub-platysmal space. This is known as a neck lift. No skin removal was required on patient's less than 50 years of age. A chin implant is placed a...
A biofilm (for those who don't know) is a single layer of bacteria growing on an implant. It irritates the tissues around the implant causing pain and tightening. But does not cause typical infection.Anti-biotics do not effect a biofilm. The bacteria are on the implant - and anti-biotics only...
Find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Facial Plastic Surgeon.The surgeon ask your goals and carefully examine your chin, face and teeth.You should ask what kind of implant will give you the result you want.You should as to see sizers of different kinds of implants to select implant style and...
