Mentoplasty at Dr. Tommaso Agostini - Florence

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Mentoplasty at Dr. Tommaso Agostini - Florence

Dr. Tommaso Agostini - Florence, located in Rozzano, Milan, Italy offers patients Mentoplasty procedures among its total of 23 available procedures, across 4 different specialties

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All procedures and treatments are undertaken by the lead specialist at the Hospital, and they are accredited by GMC - General Medical Council

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What you need to know about Mentoplasty in Milan

Mentoplasty also referred to as chin surgery, is a surgical procedure that reshapes the chin by reduction surgery of the bone or enhancement with an implant. It is a plastic surgery done to improve the proportions of someone’s face or to correct malformations of the chin that results from developmental abnormalities. It may also be performed as part of gender reassignment surgery, craniofacial reconstruction, or orthognathic surgery.

What's the Recovery Time for Mentoplasty Procedures in Milan?

Most people can resume work and light activities in 1 week, but you should avoid any strenuous activities, including vigorous physical exercises for about two weeks.

What's the Success Rate of Mentoplasty Procedures in Milan?

Most patients who have had this procedure said they were very satisfied with the results. The complication rate is about 5%. The side effects and risks associated with this procedure involve deformity of the chin, erosion of the bone beneath the implant, under or overcorrection of the defect, damage to the roots of the teeth, hematoma, and infection.