Ghin implants can help those with smaller than desired chins (often called a "weak chin") achieve a more balanced profile, which gives them a more attractive face. The chin augmentation procedure is performed by making a very small incision inside the mouth and creating a tiny pocket in front of the bone of the chin, where the silicone implant is placed. This procedure offers patients a natural looking chin, improved facial balance, and minimal downtime.

General Recovery Information: If non-dissolvable stitches are used, they will be removed within a week of the surgery. Most people return to work within a week following this procedure. Strenuous activities should be avoided at first (especially any which could result in a blow to the face), but exercise can be resumed in about two weeks. If incisions are made inside the mouth, you may be placed on a liquid diet for several days until there is adequate healing to allow for chewing and food particles to come in contact with the stitches. Some patients experience bruising for up to 1-2 weeks, but many experience very little bruising or swelling.