Somethings in medicine are absolute, but most things are relative.
Attempting to augment your chin with an implant after an infection put you at increased risk for complications, including recurrent infection.
This is probably why your provider was against doing the procedure again.
Whether your...
I’m not sure what you’re asking for in your post.
I generally do not recommend people travel long distances for elective surgical procedures.
Patients do not seem to appreciate the importance of having in person consultations to vet providers, the importance of postoperative care, the number of ...
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 previ...