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Injectable Fillers and Facial Implants are Not Interchangeable

  The use of injectable fillers has been revolutionary in the augmentation of facial soft tissues. The wide array of different filler compositions and their immediate results with a minimal complication rate has enabled patients to enjoy facial enhancements that could not be envisioned just over a decade ago. But like all good things, injectable Read More…

Correction of Common Chin Implant Complications

  Chin augmentation is one of the best values in facial surgery because it is both simple and tremendously effective for many patients. Changing the projection of the chin affects one’s profile and balance of facial proportions Because of its relative simplicity, it is widely performed by cosmetic surgeons at all levels of experience and Read More…

Jaw Augmentation as a Complementary Strategy in Facial Aging

  The  most recognized signs of facial aging is sagging and loose skin.  Therefore, the use of facelifting techniques and other soft tissue suspension procedures have been the foundation of any facial rejuvenation treatment program.  But recent published and presented research in plastic surgery in the past few years has shown that the underlying bone Read More…

Secondary Correction of Chin Implant Complications

  Chin augmentation using an implant is a very common and highly successful procedure.With easy access to the front of the lower jaw (mandible) and few anatomic structures in which to be concerned about injuring, changes in the chin are quick and predictable. As a stand alone procedure or in combination with numerous other facial Read More…

Common Questions about Chin Augmentation

1.      How do I know a chin augmentation will make my face look better?   One of the important elements in improving facial attractiveness is balance and proportion. Chin augmentation is about improving the proportions of the lower face in both horizontal (lateral view) and vertical (frontal view) dimensions. The beauty of chin surgery is Read More…

Case Study: Chin Implant Removal and Osteotomy Replacement

  Background: Like all surgical implants used in the body, chin implants do have some long-term effects. This is particularly true when they are used improperly or are inadequately positioned. Long-term effects could be underlying bone resorption and loss of horizontal projection. This is most commonly seen with the chin implant is positioned too high Read More…

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