Hi ! I'm 19 years old men and I have a really deep labiomental and a kinda weak chin.. I was considering the implant genioplasty but after some researches I've found that it will really not help my labiomental fold nor the sliding genioplasty but it's not gonna be worse (I think). I've heard there's a fat grafting that can be combined to a genioplasty for the labiomental fold too ? Anyways I really need answers on what to do with my chin. Thanks alot !
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Over time, the bone actually tends to grow over the hardware. Occasionally, the hardware is removed due to irritation, but at that point, the bone has healed and the chin segment will remain in place. There is no reason for the bone to erode.
A genioplasty will absolutely improve your chin and profile, and will also add some definition to your jawline. A chin implant will add some advancement, but will not do much for the jawline. A genioplasty will allow for movement of the chin segment forward and down, creating more definition and...
Paradentosis with chronic infection of gum tissue is most frequent reason for gum recession. Consecutive bone resorption is part of this long standing condition. I am unaware that it can affect the size of the chin itself, but will definitely cause resorption of bone around teeth. Consultation...