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Osteoporosis can affect the mandible, but for most individuals it’s more likely it affects long bones, the spine and wrists.I don’t think it’s going to impact having a chin implant.Most things and medicine are relative so it depends on the degree of bone disease and as mentioned previously what bones are involved.I suggest you talk to your provider if you’ve chosen one.If not, I suggest having a few in person consultations with plastic surgeons in your community.You could also talk to oral surgeons who may have better insight into mandibular health.Best,Matt Hagstrom MD
Thank you for your question and sharing of photographs. In general, the decision about chin implant is benefiting from preoperative 3D imaging and simulation to help you decide on the size of the implant. Nonetheless, in the early stages after surgery, there is always a significant amount of...
Hello. You are correct in your observation. The current implant is not sufficient to provide ideal projection. There are places that produce personalized implants. Your implant can be prepared to add another 6mm. To get more information, you can reach my assistant Dila via WhatsApp on this...
If you're not having any discomfort, there is no urgency to have any further surgery. If you are bothered by the wing of the extended implant that is below your jaw line, it may not be terribly invasive to reposition the tail into a new pocket. It's possible that the implant may not even need to...