What are the risks of Jaw Augmentation?

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Unfortunately, All surgery as risks and complications. With jaw augmentation, these include allergic reaction to the anesthetic used.You may also develop an infection (the implant must be removed for 3 months, you must take your antibiotics diligently and then and only then can you have a secondary surgery. There could be asymmetry, malposition, dissatisfaction, hematoma or seroma. There is also the risk of "shifting". If this happens a second surgery may be needed to reposition the implant.

Also, to ease your fears...there is no conclusive evidence with autoimmune disorders regarding silicone toxicity, rheumatoid arthritis and the like. Solid silicone facial implants have been used for decades in cosmetic applications without any ill effects.