PHÒNG KHÁM Y HỌC HÀN QUỐC MODNI

Q.Does TMJ pain always require surgery?

A.Often conservative treatment (splints, physical therapy, orthodontics) is tried first.

Q.If bite is the cause, what treatment is needed?

A.Orthodontics and sometimes orthognathic surgery may be planned.

Q.How long is recovery?

A.It depends on scope; stabilization can take months.

Q.Can weight-management support alone be helpful?

A.It depends on the individual and how consistently the plan is followed; diet and activity habits matter.

Q.Is medication always required?

A.No. That decision depends on the consultation and individual condition.

Q.Are injections or other treatments always included?

A.Not necessarily; the program structure varies by clinic.

Q.What is the difference between removal and repositioning?

A.Removal reduces bulging fat, while repositioning redistributes fat to smooth hollows.

Q.Will there be scars?

A.Transconjunctival approaches leave no visible scars; skin incisions usually fade.

Q.When will it look natural?

A.It varies, often stabilizing over weeks to months.