Can I have lower jaw advancement +& jaw angle implants at the same time?

Hello, In cases like yours, a thorough understanding of your specific needs is crucial to achieving the best possible outcome. When addressing facial asymmetries or other enhancements, and if the chosen approach involves implants, custom-designed implants are the most suitable option. They...

The ramal/angle of the jaw implantation requires more expertise and consideration. The angle must blend into the jawline towards the chin and avoid excessive prominence. Infection is a risk and excellent oral care and diet restrictions are needed for 2 or 3 weeks. Swelling can take time to...

The direct answer is 'yes'. The risk in to introduce the risk of infection to the healed site. Also, one may also choose a different material for the implants to achieve a proper contour rather than rely on 'stacking' implants which may not 'fit' together

We see a number of 'overzealous' jaw reductions in a Vline approach and commonly correct with implants. The materials vary in 'quality' although most are suitable dependent upon the 'strength' desired..ie subtle or strong. The procedure is safe. Infection is the short term risk

Standard implants will not give you the look you expect to have because they are not specifically made for you or your personal vision. In many cases, even custom-fit/custom-designed implants are not ideal for some patients because you must consider the look they will produce on your face as a...

Yes, you are being harsh with yourself. Sometimes, it is not as bad as we think it is. You have options, but the number one thing we need to do is understand and specify what you feel is lacking in your face and look overall. We must weigh the options and possible solutions because you have...