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Other Important Information:  
Sometimes chin augmentation is performed in conjunction with other procedures, particularly cheek implants, lip augmentation, and rhinoplasty.

  
Questions to ask your doctor:  
  • Are the desired results I described realistic?
  • Where is the surgery performed? How long will the procedure take?
  • Am I good candidate for chin augmentation? Why or why not?
  • What kind of anesthesia is used?
  • How much does it cost?
  • What is your experience in performing this procedure? (How long has he/she performed this procedure, and how many he/she has performed in the past year?)
  • What percentage of patients have had significant complications? (The physician should disclose this information to you.)
  • Will you repeat or correct procedures if it does not meet agreed upon goals? And if the procedure must be repeated / corrected, will I be charged again? (The physician should provide you with his/her policy on this issue.)
  • May I see "before and after" photos of recent patients? The physician should provide many photos of recent patients.
  • May I have the names and contact information for several recent chin augmentation patients? (Follow up to get first-hand information on the procedure and the surgeon.)
  • Could I observe the exact procedure I am considering before I decide to have the surgery? (Either on videotape or ask to view one in real life.)
  • What should I expect post-operatively, in terms of soreness, what to watch for, medication, bathing, and level of activity?
  • Who will be assisting during the surgery? What are their qualifications? (Does the plastic surgeon perform the entire surgery?)
  • Have you ever had your malpractice insurance coverage denied, revoked, suspended?
  • Do you offer patient financing?
  
Be sure to:  
  • Tell your doctor about any allergies you have (to foods, drugs, environmental elements)
  • Tell your doctor about all medications you are taking (both prescription and non-prescription)
  • If the implant involves an incision inside the mouth, notify your surgeon if you smoke or if you have a history of dental or gum problems.
  • Carefully follow any instructions your surgeon gives you regarding eating and drinking, smoking, and vitamins.
  • Avoid aspirin and aspirin-containing medicines for two weeks prior to surgery.
  • Arrange for someone to drive you home after surgery.

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 options is to consult qualified surgeons who are able to answer specific questions related to your situation.

  
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