Face Implant Risk Explained By Board-Certified Expert, Awareness Campaign Launch
Oct 17, 2022
Dr. Harvey "Chip" Cole, III, MD, FACS, an eminent surgeon serving patients nationwide from his clinic in Atlanta, has launched an awareness campaign on the risks associated with face implant surgery.
Atlanta,United States - October 17, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The quadruple board-certified surgeon, who specializes in ophthalmology and eye/ face surgery, has initiated a public awareness campaign to reassure prospective patients concerned about the risks associated with face implant surgery.
More information can be found at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-harvey-chip-cole-iii-md-facs-5a86649a
Dr. Harvey “Chip” Cole, III, MD, FACS has launched the campaign in an effort to educate patients and dispel myths about the procedure’s effectiveness and safety. Facial surgery gained immense popularity in the last decade with technological improvements and less invasive methods. Qualified surgeons like Dr. Cole, who has performed over 35,000 surgeries to date, provide superior results with little to no risks for the patients.
The facial implant market is expected to grow annually at approximately 8% through the end of the decade, driven by growing acceptance and understanding of the safety protocols, and the surge of social media coverage and celebrity endorsements.
Moreover, the safety and efficacy of this type of surgery as well as the reduced time spent in hospitals help to contribute to the greater demand. Facial implants are generally solid implants made from medical silicone, that have a long history of safety.
Dr. Cole can perform implant insertions on commonly requested areas such as the cheeks, chin, and jaw. Cheek implants can help provide the face with a more natural appearance after reconstructive surgery for trauma, cancer, or other diseases.
The risks and potential complications of facial implants are largely those associated with any type of invasive surgery – such as allergic reactions to anesthesia, bleeding, infection, and thrombosis. Risks of complications can be mitigated by following Dr. Cole’s recommendations.
One patient at Dr. Cole’s Atlanta clinic commented: “Absolutely wonderful, if I could give 10 stars I would. Having complications not being addressed with my original surgeon Dr. Cole and his staff compassionately helped me figure out my options. It was comforting to be in such knowledgeable hands. Highly recommend.”
Interested parties can learn more at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-harvey-chip-cole-iii-md-facs-5a86649a
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