Chin surgery
Price in GBP
Price in EUR
- chin augmentation – 2.400 £
- cleft chin surgery – 1.400 £
- chin liposuction – 1.580 £
- neck lift – 3.200 £
- accommodation with medical care – from 53 £ per night
- gynecological procedure (combined with plastic surgery) – from 1.250 £
- dermatology procedures – from 100 £
- consultation with the surgeon
- necessary health tests
- surgery
- anaesthesia
- hospitalisation (1 night) with free Wi-Fi and Netflix
- a massage to help you recover quickly
- 24/7 personal assistance during your stay
- transfers to / from the airport, hotel and clinic
Please note that the price of the surgery itself is provisional and may be accurately assessed only after the evaluation of each individual case.
The default currency in our clinic is Euro, so if you were looking at prices in GBP it may vary depending on GBP / EUR exchange rate at the moment of payment.
Save money and time by combining your chin surgery with:
- Other plastic surgeries
- Gynecological procedures – from 1.250 £
- Orthopaedic surgeries:
- Hallux Valgus – 1.400 £
- Cheilectomy (Hallux Rigidus) – 1.580 £
- Toe shortening surgery – from 1.580 £
- Hammertoe surgery – from 1.770 £
Combining multiple surgeries (depending on procedures combined) the discount can be as much as 10% in the total price.
The surgery combination volume is decided together with the surgeon in accordance with all safety measures. The surgery should not last longer than 6 hours.
All our patients can get a discount up to 10% by combining multiple surgeries (depending on procedures combined, the discount can be as much as 10% in total price). Find out more here.
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What sets us apart from other clinics?
Our clinic works with highly professional and educated surgeons. They have 10-15 years of experience in the field of plastic and reconstructive surgery. They perform over 2000 surgeries per year. Moreover, our surgeons are members of various prestigious surgical societies both Lithuanian and international.
Our clinic is one of the biggest surgical centres in the Baltic region. We work with patients from various countries, among which the United Kingdom, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland, etc.
Despite the size of the clinic we provide our patients with personal care and assistance. The majority of big public hospitals due to high volume of patients do not have enough resources and medical personnel to pay personal attention to each patient. Whereas we are fully focused on providing exceptional care and undivided attention for our patients.
Without any additional fees patients are tended in the clinic as long as they need. It may take up to 3 days. We only discharge our patients from the clinic when they are in a good health state and ready to leave.
Our clinic works according to the highest standards set by the European Union. This helps to guarantee the quality of medical service.
Our clinic has one of the biggest plastic surgery patient groups in Europe. In this group more than 20.000 of our past and future patients tell about their experience, share useful recommendations and transformation photos. You can join the group here.
During your entire stay in Lithuania you will receive personal care as well as transport to and from the clinic, hotel, and airport. You will not have to worry about a thing. You will be assisted from the moment of plane landing in Vilnius or Kaunas airport till your departure.
Everyone in our clinic speaks English, including customer service desk, nurses, assistants and the surgeon.
Our clinic is the only clinic in Europe that offers customer service in 10 languages, among which English, Swedish, Danish, German, Spanish, Russian, Polish, French, Norwegian and Lithuanian.
You can find lots of testimonials from our previous patients online. Reading all the positive feedback on Google, Facebook, Trustpilo
2-3 hour regular flights operate from all main airports in the UK & Ireland. Lithuania is closer than you thought. You can find the list of direct flights here. Please note that airlines constantly add new flights and new destinations, therefore feel free to contact us if you need help choosing the flight that suits you best.
Lithuania has been a part of the EU and NATO since 2004. Lithuania has one of the fastest growing economies in the whole region and the second fastest internet speed in the world. Lithuanian medical schools have trained many medical professionals who are highly appreciated and employed by many foreign hospitals, among which hospitals in the UK.
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Our clinic is open and operates in accordance with all safety requirements. All the procedures are implemented as usual. You can read about the latest COVID-19 updates here.
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Chin surgery
Chin types
The chin plays an important role in the overall balanced appearance of the face, as it directly relates to significant adjacent structures such as the lips, teeth, and nose.
Even though every chin is unique in its own way, there are 3 major types of chin based on its underlying anatomy and soft tissue distribution.
- The cleft chin refers to a dimple or a notch on the chin. The chin fissure follows the fissure in the lower jaw bone resulting from an incomplete fusion of the left and right halves of the jaw bone or muscle during embryonic development.
- A double chin is a layer of fat under the lower jaw that sags down and creates a wrinkle.
- The third one and most popular type of chin may be divided into 2 subgroups: round shaped chins and slightly flat or square chins.
However, when the size or positioning of a chin itself is out of normal rage, surgical intervention may be necessary. Some of the most commonly observed chin pathologies are micrognathia, defining an unusually small chin and retrognathia for when a chin is very prominent. If carefully evaluated and planned, aesthetic correction of a chin deformity can provide significant improvement to the overall balance and proportion of the face.
What are the most frequent features people don’t like about their chin?
Deformities of the chin and lower face may be related to either bony abnormalities or soft tissue malposition.
Due to significant weight fluctuations and normal aging process, skin of the face and neck tends to gradually lose elasticity. This may create an impression of a double chin, which becomes even more visible when an unwanted fat layer under the lower jaw is present. Moreover, the chin itself may start seeming droopy, as the soft tissue from the tip of the mandible descends under its lower contour. This process is defined as chin ptosis (sagging) and can be fixed by surgically tightening the saggy tissues.
When it comes to structural peculiarities, the chin should be examined in all three planes: horizontal, vertical and transverse. The horizontal and vertical dimensions can each be deficient, normal, or excessive. Simple deformities such as mild horizontal chin deficiency are easily corrected using either an implant or bone advancement. However, more complicated deformities may require a more complex surgical approach.
What procedures might be helpful?
There are several aesthetic procedures which may help to restore balance and structural symmetry of the face. The procedure chosen to correct a specific aesthetic issue is based on the type and extent of the deformity.
Chin liposuction is a minimally invasive surgical procedure in which unwanted fat under the chin is removed to sculpt a balanced chin and neck contour.
For a more thorough facial rejuvenation, a suitable solution may be lower face lift, which aims to remove excess fat and loose skin that gives one’s face a tired and sad look. In addition, lower face lift shapes a more graceful and balanced profile of the chin and may be beneficial to those with a double chin.
Surgical correction of aesthetic deformities of the chin can be performed by either chin augmentation with an implant or by bone alteration, better known as osteoplasty, and advancement or reduction of the chin bone.
Preparation for chin surgery
As with all aesthetic procedures, thorough preoperative analysis is essential. Specifically, the chin should be evaluated by a medical professional as it relates to other skeletal and soft tissue structures, including the lips, teeth, nose, and soft tissues of the neck. In addition to that, every plastic surgery requires some preparation in order to avoid any perioperative and postoperative complications
It is highly recommended to avoid using tobacco products and consuming alcohol at least 2 months before the procedure in order not to compromise the immune system.
Taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs and other blood thinners should be avoided at least 10 days before the procedure, unless the operating doctor has advised differently.
Consult a plastic surgeon about your allergies, previous surgeries and daily medications. If you have any pre-existing conditions that require daily usage of drugs, your operating doctor should be informed about it. Follow your specific pre-operative instructions as they may vary depending on your personal medical history.
Combine with gynecological procedure: save time and money by having gynecological procedure at the same time as your plastic surgery. Read more
Recovery after different chin surgeries
- Initial wound healing usually takes up to 2-4 weeks.
- Depending on the procedure, the incisions can be made inside one’s mouth or under the chin. If there are sutures placed intraorally, they will dissolve within 10 days. However, externally placed sutures may be either dissolvable or have to be removed after the surgery if non-dissolvable sutures are used.
- Swelling and localised pain may be present for up to 1 month after the procedure and should be managed with non-steroid anti-inflammatory drugs, if the operating doctor has not advised differently.
- If the stitches are placed externally, it is very important not to rub the wound and avoid applying makeup products as they may cause infection.
- Chin cosmetic surgery procedures usually leave almost invisible scars under the chin or no scars at all.
- Patients are strongly discouraged from consuming alcohol and using tobacco products, especially while taking any kind of prescribed drugs after the surgery as this may provoke some toxic side effects.
What are the possible risks?
Even though a great majority of aesthetic procedures are considered to be very safe, complications associated with chin augmentation with implants nevertheless may appear.
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Personal assistance in Lithuania
We will advise you on travel arrangements including flights to and from Lithuania. We will take care of airport pick up and drop off and arrange a pleasant stay in a comfortable hotel at a convenient location. We will be there for you 24/7 if needed.
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