Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Chin Implants.

Most patients return to light activities within 3-5 days, with swelling and soreness subsiding over two to four weeks. Avoid strenuous exercise for three to six weeks. Dr. Javaheri provides tailored aftercare to minimize downtime and ensure a comfortable recovery.

Yes—precision-fit implants are selected and positioned to match your anatomy and aesthetic goals. Dr. Javaheri focuses on subtle enhancement and facial harmony, producing a natural-looking projection rather than an overdone or artificial appearance.

Chin implant surgery is typically performed under local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia depending on patient preference and case complexity. Our board-certified team discusses options and monitors you closely to ensure safety and comfort throughout the procedure.

Incisions are commonly placed inside the lower lip (intraoral) or under the chin, depending on technique. Intraoral scars are hidden inside the mouth; external scars are small and fade over time. Dr. Javaheri chooses the approach that optimizes aesthetics and healing.

Chin implants are designed for long-term results and often last decades. While implants themselves are durable, revisions are rare but possible for cosmetic refinement or implant-related issues. Routine follow-up helps assess implant condition and long-term satisfaction.

Yes, chin implants are frequently combined with rhinoplasty, facelift, or neck contouring to achieve comprehensive facial harmony. Combining procedures may reduce overall recovery time. Dr. Javaheri evaluates goals and medical history to plan a safe, coordinated surgical approach.