Chin Implants Before and After

Explore Las Vegas plastic surgeon Dr. Troell's chin implant before and after gallery to see how this facial enhancement can strengthen your profile and improve facial balance. These chin augmentation results showcase our ability to create natural-looking improvements that complement your existing features. Our before and after photos demonstrate how this targeted enhancement can dramatically improve facial proportions. Through precise implant selection and placement, Dr. Troell creates improved chin projection that harmonizes beautifully with other facial features.

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Procedure: Chin implant, liposuction to cervical

Time After Surgery: 1 Year

Procedure: Chin implant, liposuction to cervical

Time After Surgery: 1 Year

Procedure: Chin Implant

Time After Surgery: 5 Months

Procedure: Chin Implant

Time After Surgery: 5 Months

Procedure: Chin Implant

Procedure: Chin Implant

Procedure: Chin Implant + Cervicofacial Liposuction

Time After Surgery: 5 Months

Procedure: Chin Implant + Cervicofacial Liposuction

Time After Surgery: 5 Months

How long do face implants last?

These implants are designed to last a lifetime, so the results are permanent. 

When can I eat solid food after chin and cheek augmentation?

Most chin and cheek procedures involve incisions inside your mouth, which will affect your ability to eat. The swelling and soreness from your chin implant will also make it difficult to chew. In most cases, you'll need to stick to a liquid diet for two to three days after surgery, slowly adding soft foods back into your diet. Avoid hard, crunchy foods like apples and nuts until you've been cleared by Dr. Troell.

Will I have visible scars?

In most cases, the incisions for your implants will be inside your mouth, leaving no visible scarring. In cases where the incisions are outside the mouth, the scars will be very small and discreet. 

How long will my face be numb after surgery?

Many patients will experience some numbness for about one week after surgery. After this point, sensation and mobility will start to return.