I always felt it was too big, but as I’ve aged, it has become asymmetrical. The surgery resulted in a scar inside my mouth and on my chin. I have also had a bit of liposuction under my chin. Would I be a candidate for removal and replacement with fillers or fat graph?
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The simple answer to your question is no.
Facial exercises will not be able to move a chin implant one year after your procedure.
Continuous pressure for months to years could conceivably move the chin implant by bone resorption but this is not a realistic option. If you're not happy with ...
I am going through real self purposely answering questions that have not been addressed. Noting that you posted on December 28 I'm curious what your doctor had to say and what your outcome is to date. Consider reposting if you still have concerns. I have some concern about the amount of r...
Chin implants are not designed to create a more pointed chin. The chin, the mandible, and the implants are all three-dimensional structures, and the augmentation occurs in all three dimensions. The augmentation occurs mostly in the forward direction, some lateral width, and a small amount of v...