Chin Implant, Then Jaw Surgery After?

Unfortunately, you did not indicate what type of surgery you are having done. Recommendations for flying after cosmetic surgery really depend on the type of plastic surgery you had just undergone.

Although both approaches are acceptable, there is greater chance of infection and injury to the chin muscles using the intraoral approach. I prefer the external incision. It is about a one inch incision placed near the chin crease and in most barely perceptible once healing has taken place.

My personal preference is the external incision.  The infection rate is lower (the mouth is impossible to completely sterilize), and implant positioning tends to be more favorable than with the intraoral approach.

It is difficult to confirm online based on your photos, but you may benefit from a chin implant. To know for sure, I suggest beginning with an in-person consultation to discuss your options. During your initial examination, your #chin will be evaluated along with the neck and jawline. A weak...

The chin implant can greatly enhance  your facial appearance by improving the proportions of your face. By making specific measurements we can determine the type and size of implant for you. Importantly, by showing you samples, we can demonstrate the improvement in person prior to...

Any implant, including breast implants, can cause bony erosion or remodeling. To some degree also be aware that you will naturally lose bone volume and density with age. That having been said, there are several factors that determine the amount of bone erosion and this is essentially comes down...