Techniques: Intraoral incision and Submental incision
Chin augmentation requires a thorough understanding of lower facial proportions to create a balanced profile. At CMEI, we approach this journey with the philosophy of "Proportion & Structural Harmony", where each implant is meticulously shaped to fit snugly and blend seamlessly with the patient's natural jawbone. Depending on individual anatomy, our surgeons use either an intraoral incision to completely conceal scarring, or a precise submental incision to maximise implant stability and minimise trauma to sensitive nerve fibres.
Results: Defined Contours & Natural Balance
Modern aesthetic trends have shifted completely away from overly pointed, rigid and artificial-looking "V-line" chins. Results at CMEI focus on creating a soft jawline transition, a naturally curved philtrum-lip-chin contour, and chin projection in golden-ratio proportion to the nose and lips. We prioritise long-term structural stability, using highly biocompatible implant materials to prevent displacement, while preventing common complications of older techniques such as jawbone resorption or visible implant edges over time.
Recovery & Post-Operative Care
Post-operative care accounts for up to 40% of the final aesthetic outcome, turning a precise surgery into lifelong confidence for our clients.