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Facial implants, including those for the chin, cheek, and jaw, are sometimes done by choice to enhance personal appearance and sometimes done out of necessity, like after face trauma that alters the appearance of the face. The surgery usually lasts between one and two hours. After surgery, the patient will need to rest and apply ice, gauze, and ointments as directed by the surgeon. Insurance coverage will depend on the reason for the surgery. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how facial implants are done, risks involved, before-and-after pictures, and much more.
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