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8 weeks post sliding genioplasty with vertical lengthening. my question is , whether my chin is stable at this point and why do i feel a push on life side of chin when accidentally press the right side of it? do u think it would have healed ?
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8 weeks is enough for most surgeries to heal. I think you should see your plastic surgeon so he/she can accurately examine and tell you why
Answered 8/18/2021
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