Implants

It is generally accepted that patients endowed with strong, well-balanced skeletal characteristics better tolerate the destructive effect of age.

The individual configuration of the nose, the zygomatic area and the middle third of the face, as well as the lower part of the cheeks and lower jaw defines the fundamental architectural proportions and contour of the face.

When complications arise, they are usually easy to treat and, for a more correct selection of the implant or at the request of the patient, the operation can always be repeated and the implant replaced, so that it more closely matches the expectations of the patient and the surgeon.

Choosing an implant involves choosing the material from which it was made, as well as choosing the shape necessary to improve the appearance of the patient.