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Do titanium mini-plates need to be removed after the bone heals?

Modern titanium osteosynthesis plates are biocompatible and engineered to remain permanently in the facial skeleton without causing adverse reactions or setting off airport metal detectors. They are removed only in rare instances of localized infection or cold sensitivity. Dr. Vishal Purohit provides guidance in Jaipur.

Medically Authored & Reviewed:Dr. Vishal Purohit, MBBS, MS, MCh (Plastic Surgery)•RMC Reg. 28041/14185•Last Reviewed: October 2026

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