What kind of x-ray can I get to see my chin implant?

This question is difficult to answer because you did not post any pre-operative photos to compare. I would return to your surgeon and express your concerns, You always have the option of having the implant removed and/or getting a second opinion. Good luck

  Hi, I have performed many facial shaping procedures, including Chin Augmentation with dermal fillers or silastic chin implants, for over 30 years.  If the chin implant is silastic, this is an inert material and would not cause an allergic reaction.  You should be evaluated by your Chin Imp...

I would not recommend massaging your chin after the placement of an implant. The bruising and swelling you see is self-limiting and should go away on its own. Massaging and manipulating the chin does risk moving the chin implant out of its position before it's had a chance to fuse to the...

You can have the implant easily removed and your chin should return to its pre-existing appearance. It sounds like your chin implant has migrated or was placed asymmetrically. I have removed several chin implants that have migrated following placement. I prefer to secure them by placing a...

Typically, the facial fullness and 'roundness' we see, relates to the lack of prominence of the lower face/jawline. When the jawline is 'weaker / less wide/defined', the focus is on the cheek fullness. So the usual key is not the reduce fullness (aging effect); but to properly balance the...

Sliding  genioplasty is usually performed by oral surgeons, not plastic surgeons. The genioplasty sometimes performed the upper jaw , the lower jaw, or both which requires expensive knowledge of how the teeth fit together. For  purely cosmetic purposes a chin implant is performed, which will n...