I had a consultation with a plastic surgeon, who told me the recovery time is pretty quick and I could be back to work after having a long weekend off. I'd just like to know if what people are describing is more accurate and what I actually should expect after the procedure. Should I expect a lot of pain and longer recovery period then what I was told? And I do realize everyone is different.. I'm just curious to know what's the more common recovery experience.
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Thank you for your question. It would be easier to provide a more accurate opinion if you could share a photo. However, based on your description, if there’s no swelling, warmth, fluctuation, discharge from the incision, or significant pain, then it's unlikely that you have an active implant i...
Although both approaches are acceptable, there is greater chance of infection and injury to the chin muscles using the intraoral approach. I prefer the external incision. It is about a one inch incision placed near the chin crease and in most barely perceptible once healing has taken place.
Dear SeraffeRadiated cadaveric bone has been in use in reconstructive surgery for many years. It has its set of advantages and disadvantages and can be used in certain cosmetic cases if need be. We often prefer to use your own tissue / bone for most procedures because they often provide many...
