Is my chin implant too high? (Photo)

Yes it can happen with implants. If it bothers you enough or cause issues in the future, I suggest removal of the implant and doing genioplasty, which is a more permanent result and won't have this sort of implant issues. over the long term, if the movement don't settle down, you might run into...

At this point, I would recommend that you get a CT of the implant to ascertain that it has not migrated. Intermittent pain following an implant placement is very uncommon. The CT will show the position of the implant and whether it is close to the mental nerve.

Hello. Genioplasty surgery has no effect on the dimple here, it is only possible with a chin implant. You can look dimple-free after chin implant surgery. If you would like to get more information and see the results, you can contact us at through number (+90 533 015 95 95) via WhatsApp....

In cases that require significant forward advancement of the chin (greater than 7 mm), I prefer the sliding genioplasty. In cases requiring 5-6 mm, a chin implant works well. In the photos, it appears that you will need an advancement of 9-10 mm or more. In some cases, I will perform the...

Hi yes looks like you don't like the prominence of the chin and in addition you have some muscle straining from the anatomically unique position of the chin (too forward). I think a genioplasty to reposition the chin bone and the muscle at the same time will help. I am not quite sure about the...

That said, I do not think that it would lead to any tightening of your neck skin either. Please consider re-asking a question with photographs for a more descriptive answer. Thank you. Sincerely, Dr. Joseph