“The profile looked right, but from the front my jaw implant was too wide.” That is the regret men describe most often after a jaw implant, so before you commit to one, ask a plain question: who reviews the design with you, from the front as well as in profile, before it is manufactured? It matters because a side view only shows projection; width at the chin and at both jaw angles is what a face reads head-on, and once a custom implant is fabricated, that width is built in. At Troell Cosmetic Surgery, Dr. Robert J. Troell, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons, reviews every custom jaw implant design with the patient from the front as well as in profile before it goes to fabrication, and the consultation where that process begins is with him, is free, and can be held in English or in Spanish, or virtually to start. Our medicalSpecialty is facial plastic surgery, and Troell Cosmetic Surgery & Facial Plastic Clinic is a cosmetic and facial plastic surgery practice. How front-view width is designed, and what the design sessions involve, is in our custom jawline implants guide — tap Learn More to read it.
