You clearly had a seroma (fluid accumulation in the cavity created by the implant insertion). This ultimately healed with the development of scar tissue. If steroid and time do not work, then it may be possible to surgically reduce the scar tissue. Follow the advise of your Atlanta physician.
I do not think it is possible to predict the results of regression of the scar tissue without waiting it out for several more months. I personally have stopped using an intraoral approach to chin implant insertion because a submental incision seems to have less problems in my hands.
I would wait several months to see the effect of the steroids. I believe it is possible to achieve a normal chin either with time or ultimately with surgery.
I only want my chin back again and sometimes I think is imposible and I feel bad.
I think is the part right under my lip "S"return I will feel better.
Thanks for your help.
Thank you very much...
The last question is:
Now when you see me from the side of my face you see a bump right under my bottom lips so I don't have the "S-shaped"form on my chin under my lip.
I suppose that this bump is because of the insicion inside my mouth.
The doctor said that this is a scar tissue but I want to be sure if steroid can help at this point.
Now it is softer but it is still a bump and I keep massaging it.I don't Know if the massage is working or is it worse.
It is softer since dicember but it is not going down anymore
Thank you
Maria
thank you for your help....
1.-How long you think i have to wait for surgically reduce scar?
2.-Do you think I will have a normal chin again?
Thank you again
Maria