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Chin surgery is something we do every week in my practice. The recovery is not typically painful so it should be in many ways easier than a tummy tuck. However, there is a fair amount of visible swelling which can persist for two weeks or more.
It would be fair to say that the recovery from a tummy tuck far exceeds that of a sliding genioplasty n many levels. It is not that relevant to compare a body procedure to facial one as there are many aspects of each that are completely different and not comparable.
Genioplasty, most of the times, refers to chin augmentation by using a chin implant. It is a simple procedure, with minimum pain and risk. The recovery period is less than a week. Sliding genioplasty is a more demanding procedure. The recovery period is more extended and during that time you may experience swelling, bruising and pain. Pain killers, especially for the first three days, will probably be necessary for your relief.
A chin implant will not interfere with the teeth and can help you achieve a more defined jawline. As long as you have discussed the disease with your board certified plastic surgeon and you are given the okay, you are still a candidate for the procedure.
Yes, you can have the chin implant removed. Before considering additional surgery, wait until you have healed from the removal in the event you do not need, or want anything else done.
The simple answer to your question is no. Facial exercises will not be able to move a chin implant one year after your procedure. Continuous pressure for months to years could conceivably move the chin implant by bone resorption but this is not a realistic option. If you're not happy with ...