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As with any surgical procedure, there are associated risks and benefits. In order to place each implant, one or two small incisions approximately 1/4 of an inch in size must be made in the skin. Although there will be scars at these incision sites, they are located in places where they are difficult to detect – over time they usually become unnoticeable.
