Plastic Surgery Case Study – Correction of the Undiagnosed Vertical Chin Deficiency with Implant Removal and Bony Genioplasty
Background: Chin augmentation is most commonly done by the placement of an implant on the end of the bone. Its primary objective is to provide a horizontal increase of the most anterior chin projection point, the pogonion, as best seen in a profile view. Such horizontal chin implants today most commonly have long lateral extensions Read More…