What can be done about dynamic chin ptosis after implant removal 1 year ago? (Photos)

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Good Morning! Thanks for the photos which are helpful to show what you're referring to. At times, to ensure no implant migration has occurred, I may recommend a CT Maxillofacial to see what's going on deeply. If the positioning seems good, then it could be trauma to the mentalis muscle. If not reapproximated, it can lead to a "witch's chin" deformity. This may require going back into the chin and trying to place the muscle into a proper, fixed position. As for which surgeon, a oral surgeon may be able to assist or a facial plastic surgeon. Hope this helps.