Should I have a revision genioplasty with my original surgeon?

I think you for your picture. This may be a complex fix. Certainly a clinical exam would be warranted. please check out a board-certified surgeon who has extensive experience with chin surgery. Hopefully this helps Hopefully this helps Earl Stephenson Jr, MD, DDS.

Titanium is used for many different surgeries, including operations like knee and hip replacements (where much larger amounts of metal is used). It is generally considered safe. That being said, 6 weeks after a genioplasty, the bone has healed and you can remove the plate and screws if it makes...

Sorry to hear that you’re in discomfort. The x-rays are very helpful. The chin cut and the plate looks very good. I don’t know the exact reason that you are having sensitivity. It could be that the incision may be irritating the gumline or too close to the gumline. This may be best evaluated by ...

You are a good candidate for a genioplasty! This permanent procedure that would add length to the bottom of your face, creating more facial balance. It would create a stronger jawline and bring your chin forward and down. A genioplasty would improve the labiomental fold, decreasing the shadowing...

Thank you for your pictures. In my opinion, a sliding Genioplasty would be beneficial for you. Jaw surgeries correct both the bones and the bite. Your x-ray reveals that your upper and lower jaw bones as well as your teeth are in a good position. I hope this is helpful. Respectfully, Earl...

Based on these photos, it looks that you have large lower jaw and chin. This also applies to chin soft tissue. Reduction of the chin and soft tissue may help. Shaving of the bone or reverse genioplasty may be some options. Hope this helps.