1.5 years after chin implant, possible mental nerve pain? (photos)

At this point, I would recommend that you get a CT of the implant to ascertain that it has not migrated. Intermittent pain following an implant placement is very uncommon. The CT will show the position of the implant and whether it is close to the mental nerve.

Experience over 25 years, chin implants should not be mobile. It should be secure to the underlying bone. Mobile chin implants are more likely to become infected or to extrude, so in that regard, it may be best to address this electively. Sometimes a CAT scan is helpful for determining the position or malposition of a chin implant. If your surgeon is ignoring you, kindly get a second opinion from another reputable facial plastic surgeon. I hope this helps. Sincerely, Dr Joseph

Occasionally patients may experience pain after chin implant. This is usually around lateral end of the implant, on the side of the chin where implant may press on the inferior alveolar nerve branches. In some cases it can last significant amount of time, sometimes associated with partial lip numbness. Pain on the location where you experience it is not that frequent and may be related to local neuroma/nerve scar. Your implant seems to be too mobile which may be result of constant touching and moving it to diminish your discomfort? You may try to avoid doing what you are demonstrating on this video? A communication with your surgeon is the best way to approach this issue but if that is not possible, in person second opinion consultation with another surgeon(s) experienced in facial implant surgery is recommended. Good luck.