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How long does it take for swelling to subside after a chin implant?
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Short time: Most of the swelling is down within a week or two after a chin implant. There may be a small amount of swelling which persists longer, especially under the chin. 90% of the patients look pretty good within a week!
Answered 3/26/2013
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