During the consultation with the surgeon, your medical history and any medications you are currently taking are evaluated to identify potential risks and complications.

You might be advised to stop taking certain medications or supplements that can increase bleeding.

You should avoid smoking and alcohol consumption for several weeks before surgery to prevent complications.

The surgeon may also provide specific instructions to follow regarding eating and drinking prior to the procedure.

During the first two weeks following the surgery, it is advisable for the patient to rest. However, after a period of six weeks, the majority of the surgery-related symptoms should have healed and the patient can gradually resume their regular activities.

There are certain risks associated with chin reduction and bone contouring, which may include bleeding, swelling, infection, and the possibility of an asymmetrical appearance post-surgery.

To minimize these risks, it is important to choose a qualified and experienced surgeon, follow all pre- and post-operative instructions, and report any concerns to the surgeon promptly.