Facial Implants - Dr. Giordano Marson | Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in Maringá, Brazil
Aesthetic Facial Surgery

Facial Implants in
Maringá

Permanent facial definition and contouring with silicone and porous polyethylene implants. Surgery performed by a specialist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery with mastery of facial anatomy and individualized three-dimensional planning.

What Are Facial Implants?

Facial implants are solid prostheses manufactured from biocompatible materials, such as medical-grade silicone or porous polyethylene, designed to augment the projection and improve the contour of specific facial regions. They are surgically positioned over the bone structure, promoting permanent definition without the need for periodic touch-ups.

Unlike injectable fillers, which are absorbed by the body over months, facial implants offer stable and long-lasting results. They are indicated for patients seeking significant structural changes in facial contour, such as cheekbone augmentation, chin projection, or mandibular angle definition (jawline).

At Dr. Giordano Marson's practice, each procedure is planned with computed tomography, cephalometric analysis, and standardized photographs, ensuring symmetry, proportion, and natural-looking final results.

Permanent Results

Facial implants are not absorbed by the body, offering long-lasting definition without the need for maintenance.

Three-Dimensional Planning

CT scan and cephalometric analysis for precise selection of the ideal size and shape of each implant.

Intraoral Access

In most cases, the surgery is performed through the inside of the mouth, with no visible scars on the face.

Types of Facial Implants

Each facial region can receive a specific implant to correct projection or volume deficiencies. Learn about the main options offered by Dr. Giordano Marson.

Malar Implant (Cheekbones)

Indicated for patients with a flat or poorly projected malar region. The implant is positioned over the zygomatic bone, adding volume and elevation to the cheekbones. It provides a more youthful and harmonious appearance to the midface.

Malar projection

Chin Implant (Mentoplasty)

Solution for a receding, short, or poorly projected chin. The chin implant is placed over the mental bone, balancing the facial profile and improving the relationship between the nose, lips, and chin. It can be combined with other aesthetic procedures.

Chin projection

Mandibular Angle Implant (Jawline)

Indicated for mandibular contour definition and creation of a defined jawline. The implant is positioned over the mandibular angle, increasing the width and lateral projection of the lower third of the face. Result: a more defined and angular jaw.

Mandibular contouring

Materials for Facial Implants

The choice of material is a fundamental part of the planning. Each option has specific characteristics that influence the result and implant adaptation.

Medical-Grade Solid Silicone

The most widely used material worldwide for facial implants. It has a smooth surface, firm consistency, and does not integrate with surrounding tissue, facilitating eventual removal or replacement.

  • Biocompatible and inert in the body
  • Easily removable if needed
  • Wide variety of shapes and sizes
  • Long track record of clinical safety

Porous Polyethylene (Medpor)

Material with a porous structure that allows bone and soft tissue integration, resulting in greater positional stability. Indicated when definitive biological fixation is desired.

  • Tissue integration for greater stability
  • Lower risk of displacement
  • Rigid structure with predictable support
  • Can be secured with titanium screws

Benefits of Facial Implants

Facial implants offer significant advantages over other facial contouring methods. Learn about the main benefits of this procedure.

Permanent Results

Unlike injectable fillers, facial implants offer a definitive result, without the need for periodic touch-ups or reapplications.

Natural Appearance

By being positioned over the bone, implants simulate a more projected skeletal structure, with a completely natural appearance to both touch and sight.

Proven Safety

Materials with decades of use in facial surgeries worldwide, with an excellent safety and biocompatibility profile.

Reversibility

If needed, facial implants can be removed or replaced, especially solid silicone ones, offering flexibility to the patient.

Structural Definition

Implants promote real bone projection augmentation, a result that cannot be achieved with fillers or botulinum toxin.

Quick Recovery

Return to daily activities occurs within a few days, with the main swelling resolving between 7 and 14 days in most patients.

Frequently Asked Questions About Facial Implants

Get answers to your questions about facial implant procedures. For personalized information, book a consultation.

Facial implants are solid prostheses made of silicone or porous polyethylene that are surgically positioned over the facial bone structure to improve the contour and projection of areas such as the cheekbones, chin, and mandibular angle. Unlike injectable fillers, facial implants offer permanent and well-defined results.

Hyaluronic acid filler is temporary, lasting 12 to 18 months, and is indicated for minor corrections. A facial implant is a permanent solution, indicated for significant volume augmentation and bone projection. The implant does not migrate, is not absorbed, and offers superior structural definition, making it the ideal choice for patients seeking a definitive result.

In most cases, the surgical access is made through the inside of the mouth (intraoral approach), leaving no visible scar on the skin. In some chin implant cases, a small submental incision may be used, resulting in a discreet and virtually imperceptible scar after healing.

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia with conscious sedation or general anesthesia, ensuring complete comfort during surgery. Postoperatively, some swelling and moderate discomfort in the first few days is common, managed with analgesic and anti-inflammatory medication. Most patients report a smoother recovery than expected.

The main swelling resolves in about 7 to 14 days, at which point the patient can resume light activities. Intense physical activities should be avoided for approximately 4 to 6 weeks. The definitive result is appreciated after 2 to 3 months, when residual swelling completely disappears.

Yes, although facial implants are designed to be permanent, they can be removed or replaced if the patient wishes. Solid silicone implants are easily removable. Porous polyethylene implants have greater tissue integration, which may make removal slightly more involved, but it is still possible.

Ideal candidates are adults in good general health who wish to permanently improve their facial contour. It is indicated for patients with a receding chin, poorly defined jaw, flat cheekbones, or facial asymmetries. A detailed evaluation with imaging studies is essential for individualized planning.

Book Your Facial Implant Consultation

Every face has unique proportions. Book a consultation for personalized planning and discover how facial implants can enhance your facial contour.