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A year and 9 months later
In the process of finding another surgeon to help resolve my functional and cosmetic issues, it became clear that the medpore chin implant was placed a whole tooth to the left. This explains a lot of the issues I’ve had with the procedure. Pretty ironic that I went in for a revision with Yaremchuk to replace a crooked implant, and he put in a larger, more permanent implant significantly more crooked. It’s a nightmare trying to find a reputable surgeon to take in a medpore revision case.
Chin Implant Revision
I went in for a chin implant revision. My goal was to replace my crooked implant with a new symmetric implant . I ended up with a larger chin that looks more crooked than before the revision.
When I attempted to discuss with Dr. Yaremchuk, he said he couldn’t see what bothered me and the conversation pretty much ended there.
Because it’s medpor, I’m pretty much stuck with the outcome. Instead of enjoying my results, I’m learning live with them.
When I attempted to discuss with Dr. Yaremchuk, he said he couldn’t see what bothered me and the conversation pretty much ended there.
Because it’s medpor, I’m pretty much stuck with the outcome. Instead of enjoying my results, I’m learning live with them.
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
170 Commonwealth Ave., Boston, Massachusetts