I recently began receiving facial fillers in my flat cheeks & recessed chin for volumizing, and I am considering implants as a more permanent solution. I am 25 years old. I am planning to start taking Mixed Martial Arts classes (I am not planning on going into competitions). Assuming I allow appropriate healing time, would there be a significant risk of problems if I were to get hit in the face after these surgeries compared to if I didn't get the implants? Thank you in advance for your time and advice.
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Answer: Can I take Mixed Martial Arts/Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu classes with cheek & chin implants (and
Certainly from a timeline standpoint it is okay to have fillers. I believe you will be dissatisfied with fillers to increase the projection of your chin. Sounds like that reevaluation of the current implant is needed and possible replacement for an implant that is more projecting to improve your...
Thank you for your pictures. Your webbing is incisional placement problem. This can be corrected but it may need supplemental tissue especially if it is if it affects the gum tissue that is closest to your teeth. The mental is muscle can be repositioned to help you achieve better lip competence....
Thank you for your pictures. I believe your chin implant is too big. It is causing you mental is muscle strain which makes it difficult to achieve lip closure. I particularly like a woman to have a softer chin on profile view. Your preoperative profile view appears to be very very good. I...