Chin Implant (augmentation with implant)



Anesthesia
The procedure can be done awake or asleep. I typically recommend performing the procedure under local anesthesia, especially if being done alone, because I find those areas easy to numb. This avoids the risk and expense of general anesthesia. A mild oral sedative (such as lorazepam) is prescribed for anxiety prior to the procedure
Implant selection
I exclusively use the Implantech conform implant. No two chin bones are exactly the same, I find that the conform technology allows the implant to contour the existing chin bone a lot better due to its semirigid nature. An older rigid implant will have more predefined shape that they will not settle down and sometimes create a step off where it doesn’t sit on the bone.
Neck Liposuction

Our Surgeon
Double Certified by both the American board of plastic surgery and the American board of Facial Plastic Surgery, Dr. Khalifeh is an expert on Facial Anatomy and facial aesthetics. He is well known in the Washington DC community for providing cutting edge cosmetic surgery treatments.













