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Problem.
Small or receding chin or one that looks weak in proportion to the face.
Who is a candidate?
- Individuals who desire an improved profile.
- Individuals who feel a more attractive jawline would create a better balance between the chin and other facial features.
Procedure description.
Computer imaging is extremely helpful in assessing the problem and simulating the intended results. Dr. Casso will make an incision inside the lower lip or under the chin. An implant will be inserted during the procedure, which is performed on an outpatient basis under sedation and local or general anesthesia.
Recuperation and healing.
A small dressing is placed over the chin after the surgery. Any initial discomfort is controlled with oral medication. Swelling, tenderness, and possible numbness gradually subside within a month or two.
Return to Procedures.
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Additional information.
For additional information regarding this procedure, including fees, please complete and submit our Request Form.
Refer to Financial for information about payment options.
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Complementary procedures.
Additional procedures that might enhance a chin implant include liposuction of the neck and nose reshaping.
The specific risks and the suitability of this procedure for a given individual can be determined only at the time of consultation. All surgical procedures have some degree of risk. Minor complications that do not affect the outcome occur occasionally. Major complications are rare.
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18300 St. John Drive
Nassau Bay, Texas 77058
Daniel Casso, M.D., FACS
Medical Director 281.333.3500
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Any participating physician is an independent contractor, and neither an employee nor agent of CHRISTUS ST. JOHN HOSPITAL. Logo jointly owned by CHRISTUS ST. JOHN HOSPITAL and DANIEL CASSO, M.D. All contents © 2001. All rights reserved.
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