Finances are always a consideration but much more important is the presence of a good long-term plan.- how long was the implant present- is it too big, misplaced, infected, painful etc.- what is your tissue quality- what style (shape) of implant was used- what type of implant material is presentWe barely ever just remove an old implant but virtually always replace it with the more appropriate fit. Removal only maybe around $2000 or less.
Most patients choose to leave implants in place and I would recommend that you consider either leaving the chin implant, or possibly placing a smaller sized one. There can be potential issues if you simply leave it out and you should discuss this with your surgeon. If it is shortly after the placement of the implant, it can be removed as an office procedure under local anesthesia; if it is more long term, the procedure can still likely be done under local anesthesia, but there are many variables to be considered. Discuss the options with your surgeon, and their office staff should be able to discuss any fees.