Aesthetic procedures for the cheeks and cheekbones
Aesthetic procedures for the cheeks and cheekbones: what they are, how they are done, recovery time, risks and what the scientific evidence says. Every article cites its medical sources.
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- Surgical procedure Buccal fat removal Buccal fat removal takes out part of the buccal fat pads to slim the cheeks. Who is a candidate, how it is done, recovery, results, risks and non-surgical alternatives.
- Surgical procedure Facelift A facelift or rhytidectomy repositions sagging tissues of the face and neck. Types (SMAS, deep plane, mini facelift), how it is done, recovery, risks and non-surgical alternatives.
- Non-surgical procedure Hyaluronic acid fillers Injectable hyaluronic acid is the most widely used facial filler. What it is for, types and brands, areas, how it is injected, recovery, duration, side effects and why it is reversible.
- Surgical procedure Malarplasty Malarplasty, or cheekbone surgery, changes the size, shape and projection of the cheekbones with implants, the patient's own fat or bone reduction. What it is, how it is done, recovery, results and risks.
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