How is the procedure performed?
Anaesthesia and Incision
The procedure begins with local or general anaesthesia for patient comfort and safety. The surgeon then makes a small incision, typically inside the mouth or under the chin, to reduce visible scarring.
Bone Reshaping or Implantation
Depending on the desired outcome, the surgeon either reshapes the chin bone or places an implant. This step aims to increase chin projection or alignment.
Closing and Recovery
The incision is carefully closed, and a recovery period follows. Swelling and discomfort may occur, but the results gradually become apparent as healing progresses.
