Assessment
Discussion of your concerns, clinical examination and assessment of the records needed.
Chin and jaw angle implants: facial contour planning based on each patient’s proportions.
Book an assessmentHere, facial implants are devices used to modify chin projection or the contour of the jaw angle. Profile and bite analysis help establish the limits of the procedure. A chin implant does not correct bite problems.
A facial implant used to increase chin projection or adjust its contour. Planning considers the profile, facial proportions, bite and the patient's expectations.
No. Bite or jaw position problems may require other approaches. The consultation provides an opportunity to discuss alternatives, limitations, risks and recovery.



Can increase definition and volume at the back of the jaw. Shape and size are planned according to the facial structure and the goals of each case.
Choosing the size requires an in-person assessment of proportions, tissues and asymmetries. Planning also covers alternatives, risks such as infection or displacement, and the possibility of revision surgery.


Individual results. Suitability and outcomes depend on each patient’s characteristics.
Discussion of your concerns, clinical examination and assessment of the records needed.
Discussion of suitability, alternatives, limitations, risks and care.
Instructions and follow-up visits tailored to the procedure and recovery.
No. Bite problems or changes in bone position may require other approaches.
Selection considers facial proportions, tissues, asymmetries and the patient’s goals.
Suitability, alternatives, limitations, recovery and risks, including infection, displacement and a possible need for revision.
A chin implant acts on the chin region. A mandibular angle implant acts on the back and sides of the jaw. Selection depends on anatomy and the goals discussed during assessment.
Swelling and discomfort may occur after surgery. Guidance on eating, hygiene, activities and follow-up depends on the treated region and the planned procedure.
No. An implant is placed surgically, while fillers use an injectable material. These approaches have different indications, limitations and risks that should be discussed individually.
The consultation includes discussing your concerns, medical history and a clinical examination. Records and additional tests may be requested as needed. Suitability, alternatives, risks, care and costs are then discussed.
Further reading: American Society of Plastic Surgeons — Facial implants
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