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Facial Implants
An artist or sculptor will tell you that the face is made up of a complex series of contours, prominences and depressions. The primary facial prominences are the nose, the chin, and the cheek bones. When there is BALANCE AND HARMONY of these features, the overall look is likely to be attractive. However, when the chin is weak, the cheek bones flat, or the nasal profile too low, there is usually a compromised visual result. Augmentation of the particular feature(s) that is out of balance can dramatically improve one’s overall appearance.
If you suspect that any of this applies to you, a consultation with Dr. Friedman can help analyze your facial balance and harmony. COMPUTER IMAGING is especially useful here in showing just how changes in any of these three prominences may improve your appearance. Seeing photographs of other patients who have undergone augmentation of these features can also help you decide if such a procedure may be appropriate for you.
To see even more facial implant (chin) patients examples, also click on the Nose Reshaping category.
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