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Chin Implant in Philadelphia, PA

Located in Glen Mills, Media and Chester, Providence Facial Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery offers chin augmentation surgery to the residents of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and the surrounding areas desiring facial plastic surgery.

Would you like a more distinctive profile? For those patients who have soft or under-defined chins, chin implants may be the right solution. Dr. Mark Ginsburg, board-certified surgeon in both facial plastic surgery and head and neck surgery by the American Osteopathic Board of Otolaryngology, is the right surgeon to help you achieve the look you want in the Glen Mills/Philadelphia area.

Chin Implant in Philadelphia, PA

What is a Chin Implant?

A chin implant procedure is recommended to patients who would benefit from additional definition in the chin area. You can think of a chin implant as a table that is not long enough for the table cloth. The goal of a chin implant is to improve the patient’s overall facial proportions by extending the angle of the chin, creating a better fit and more natural proportions.

Before and After Pictures

Chin Implant Before and After Pictures Philadelphia, PA
Chin Implant Before and After Pictures Philadelphia, PA

What Are the Benefits of a Chin Implant?

There are several benefits to having elective chin implant surgery. For those who do not have a very defined chin, a chin implant can elongate the face to create a more striking profile. Many find that having a more defined face can increase confidence and help with success on a professional and personal level. A chin implant may also be used to improve your cervicomental angle appearance by extending your chin. A chin implant can also improve the appearance of loose neck skin and “double chin”. A chin implant can also be used in patient with a round face to give more angulation and definition to the lower face.

Chin Implant in Philadelphia, PA

Chin Implant FAQs

How long does a chin implant last?

A chin implant is a permanent, life-long solution for chin augmentation. Unlike breast implants, it’s made of a solid, medical-grade material that doesn’t break down or leak. Once it’s in position and your tissues have healed, the implant integrates naturally with your chin structure. You can expect the results to last a lifetime, although some people may choose to make refinements years later if their aesthetic preferences or facial contours change with age.

Will a chin implant make my face look unnatural?

Not at all. A well-performed chin augmentation enhances balance rather than exaggerates it. During your consultation, your surgeon will assess your profile and proportions from multiple angles to determine the optimal implant shape and size that complements your natural features. The goal is subtle harmony: your face will simply appear more proportionate and defined, not “operated on.” Once swelling subsides, most people notice they look refreshed, not different.

What does recovery from chin implant surgery involve?

You can expect mild swelling, tightness, or bruising for the first week or two. Most people can return to work and most social activities within 7 to 10 days. You’ll have to wear a small dressing or compression strap for support during the healing period, and your surgeon will guide you on how to sleep and clean the incision area. The incision, either just beneath your chin or inside your mouth, heals discreetly and becomes almost invisible over time.

Can a chin implant shift out of place?

Movement is very uncommon once healing is complete. The implant is positioned securely over your natural bone and held in place by a snug pocket that forms during surgery. For the first few weeks, you’ll be advised to avoid strenuous activity or contact that could put pressure on your chin. Once healed, the implant should remain in its intended position permanently.

What if I don’t like the results of my chin implant?

If you’re unhappy with the outcome, revision surgery may be an option. A chin implant can be adjusted, replaced, or removed entirely. However, dissatisfaction is rare when careful planning and proper sizing are done beforehand. During your consultation, you’ll also review digital imaging or before-and-after examples to help visualize your expected results beforehand.

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Providence Facial Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery offers facial plastic surgery, cosmetic surgery, and skin rejuvenation to residents of Glen Mills, Media, Chester, and the greater Philadelphia area. Mark Ginsburg, DO, FAACS, is a board-certified facial plastic surgeon, general cosmetic surgeon, and head and neck surgeon who combines personalized care with the latest technology to provide each patient with extraordinary and natural results. For more information or to schedule a complimentary patient consultation, contact us to speak to a member of our friendly, knowledgeable staff.