Facial Implants are specially formed solid, biocompatible materials designed to enhance or augment the physical structure of your face. The precise type and size of implants best suited for you requires an evaluation of your goals, the features you wish to correct and Dr. Gray's judgment.
Lip Implants offer a permanent alternative to repetitive, costly, and painful filler injections, and strives to overcome the potential complications of permanent injectable and solid implants. Dr. Gray's preference is Surgi-Sil's Perma Facial Implant. The implants come in a variety of sizes and are contoured, have a smooth surface to minimize tissue ingrowth, and the procedure reversible.
Chin Implants can increase the size and projection of a chin that does not project in proportion with the forehead and mid-face. A small or recessed chin can also be described as one that seems to disappear into the neck of an individual of normal weight, rather than appearing as a distinct facial feature.
Jaw Implants increase the width of the lower third of your face. Much like the chin, a weak jaw can be thought of as one that is not well-defined and distinct from the neck, or one that slopes rather than angles from the ear to the chin. In some cases, both the chin and jaw can contribute to facial imbalance.
Cheek Implants increase the projection of the cheekbones. They add volume to areas which may be recessed or ?at.
If symmetry among facial features is part of your goal, facial implants may be recommended to augment more than one facial region. It's important to remember that all of our faces are asymmetric to some degree and your results may not be completely symmetric. The goal is to create balance and proportion. Your procedure may be performed alone, or as a complement to other facial contouring procedures such as nose or ear surgery.
