Is it common for a chin implant to move out of place? Would removing a migrated implant cause nerve damage?

Unfortunately, it is common for off-the-shelf implants to move, which can cause damage.
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Chin implants are typically designed to stay in place once properly positioned and secured during surgery. However, like any medical procedure, there can be complications. Implants moving out of place is relatively uncommon but not impossible. If a chin implant does migrate, it can potentially cause discomfort or aesthetic issues, and removal may be necessary.
The risk of nerve damage during removal depends on various factors, including the implant’s location, the skill of the surgeon, and individual anatomy. It’s essential to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon for a thorough evaluation and discussion of your specific case to understand the risks and benefits of implant removal.