The quest for facial harmony often leads to the underlying architecture — the skeletal framework that defines our silhouette. For decades, augmenting this framework meant adapting standard, “off-the-shelf” implants to fit the patient’s bone, a process of compromise that required intraoperative bending and often produced a fit that was approximate at best. My workflow for […]
When patients research chin implants, almost all the attention goes to shape: how much projection, how wide, how it will look from the side. That matters, and I have written about it elsewhere. But there is a quieter decision that shapes the result over years rather than weeks, and it is one patients rarely ask […]