Pursuing a career flying in the military - wondering how much force can a chin implant handle?

Hello !thank you for your question If you have surgery in the specified period and after all the contrals, of course, there is no obstacle to fly, we place the implant on a completely solid base.
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Before getting any procedure done, I would make sure you know the rules and regulations of the military, especially those that come with flying jets. There have been times where people have had to remove implants in order to continue or even qualify for military positions. That being said, and depending on exactly what you are looking for aesthetically, I would consider a genioplasty. This procedure uses your own bone to augment the chin, and will be much sturdier and predictable than an implant. The bone heals and fully fuses back together, essentially as if nothing happened, but your chin has a new shape. There is no implant to worry about. One of the benefits of a genioplasty is that it lasts forever, and the whole procedure is done through the mouth, which means no external scarring. Our office provides morph photo simulations of your expected outcome, so you have a better idea of what the result would look like. We would be happy to schedule a consultation to discuss your options further!

The effects of G force will not have an impact on a well healed chin implant. They become encapsulated in the body. I place bone screws in chin implants so there is no chance that they can migrate. If you are reluctant to get an implant, then a sliding genioplasty is another option.