I am seeking professional input on the use of RF microneedling (microneedling combined with radiofrequency) following a chin implant. I understand that with microneedling alone, needle depth is not a concern because a chin implant is placed on top of the bone and beneath the muscle, making direct contact impossible. My question is specifically about the radiofrequency/heat component, not the needles themselves. Are there considerations or contraindications for RF microneedling in patients with chin implants, depending on the implant material (e.g., silicone vs porous polyethylene/Medpor)? Additionally, is there a generally recommended waiting period after chin implantation before performing RF microneedling in the face, and are there zones that should be avoided? Any guidance from plastic surgeons or dermatologists with experience in this area would be greatly appreciated.
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