Chin augmentation plastic surgery in San Francisco

How Much Pain Is Involved?

You will feel no pain while your surgery is performed under general anesthesia. Dr. Mabrie works with board-certified anesthesiologists whose role is to administer medication during the procedure to ensure you feel no pain during surgery and to minimize discomfort and nausea after surgery. They monitor your vital signs as well. After surgery, over-the-counter pain relievers should be all you need.

How do I Prepare for Surgery?

To prepare for chin augmentation, schedule about a week off work and other activities. Make sure you have what you need at home to allow you to stay there and rest for a few days, including food in the cupboard and over-the-counter medication in the medicine chest. You may want to stock up on soft foods such as soup and yogurt.

You'll need to arrange for a friend to pick you up after surgery and stay with you the first night as a precaution. If you need assistance with these arrangements, just let us know.

What Are the Next Steps?

The best way to get started is to come in for a consultation and computer imaging session with Dr. Mabrie. He will show you what results are possible for you and give you the information you need to make decisions.

If you have questions you'd like to discuss with a knowledgeable staff member before your consultation, please call our patient coordinator, Susan Cole, at 866-360-FACE, or send us an email. Susan can address many of your questions, assist with financing, and schedule your appointment.

We look forward to working with you!