How much pain is involved in getting a chin implant?

I would say you are concerned about pain that is usually minimal in surgery terms such as a 2 out of 10….but everyone is different. Your PS will give you pain pills that will easily eliminate most pain. This is one of the easiest procedures to undergo in my experience. I encourage you to see several PSs and get an idea of the recovery. Best of Luck!

Hi.  Most chin implant patients report to me that it was easier than expected.  They may use their pain pills for 2-3 days.  There is some mild swelling of the area, usually no significant bruising.All the best,

Generally speaking, the level of pain from a chin implant procedure is quite mild.  Local anesthetic is applied and the level of pain reported to me by my patients is mostly low levels.

Pain is really quite minimal.  This procedure is usually done under local anesthesia, similar to dental work.  Patients have very mild discomfort after the procedure and can usually work the next day if they are not self conscious of the swelling of the chin.

The procedure itself, other than injections of local anesthetic at the beginning, should be relatively painless. Afterward, in the first few days post surgery, most people describe mild to moderate discomfort that is easily treated with a narcotic pain medication or over the counter pain medication. If you are interested in the procedure, it would be helpful for you to seek a consultation. You will also need your parents support and consent if you want to have this performed before your 18th birthday. Even after your birthday you will want to involve your parents so they can help you through the recovery. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Savdabs, Pain after chin implant surgery, providing you have chosen an experienced surgeon will not be difficult to tolerate and in case it is fairly painful it will easily become tolerable within a few hours. If during the first few hours it becomes absolutely intolerable your surgeon will have given you some quite powerful pain pills to make you much more comfortable until you do not mind the discomfort anymore. Best, Dr. Terino

Chin implant placement can be performed under local anesthesia as an outpatient surgical procedure. The only pain involved is the local anesthetic injections. In our practice, most patients take a few pain pills for the first 2-3 days after the surgery to help with the discomfort. For more information and many examples, please see the link and video below