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I am interested in Chin implant surgery
I have researched the procedure and understand there are two methods performed. Which method do you use and why? Thanks Cathy.
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Dr Solomon Otolaryngologist - Head and Neck Surgeon- Facial Cosmetic Surgeon Toronto Canada
Chin implants can be placed either through the mouth called transoral approach or through an external incision below the chin. I prefer to place the implants by making a small incision under the chin and placing the implant externally.
The advantage of the external approach is better placement and a lower infection rate. The disadvantage is a small scar under the chin. In most cases the scar heals well and is difficult to see
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