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Implants are inserted behind facial muscles to build up
cheekbones or receding chin or reshape jaw line.
Recovery: Most swelling gone in two to four weeks; guard against
bumping for six weeks or more. Swelling, bruising, numbness, stiffness,
inability to fully open mouth may last several weeks.
Comment: In the newest techniques, implants are inserted through the
mouth to avoid external scarring.
Risks: Infection; shifting or imprecise positioning of implant,
requiring removal or second operation. Hardening of scar tissue around
implant could cause unnatural appearance.
Permanence: For life.
The information
on this web site is only intended as an introduction to this procedure
and should not be used to determine whether you will have the procedure
performed nor as a guarantee of the result.
The best method of determining your personal options is to schedule a
personal consultation with Dr. Makki. He will be able to answer
specific questions related to your situation.
Please don't hesitate to call for any questions that you might have
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