Buccal Fat Removal: Q&A
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Which is More Dangerouse Buccal Fat Remover or Laser Liposucction for Face?
I am 31 woman and I am slim but I have fat face and big checks Ireally dream of more defined face and checks, the problem is also i have big face as well, so it make it even worse , please help me with the safer procedure
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Sara1980
in Libya
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Buccal Fat Removal vs Laser Facial Liposuction
Hello Sara1980,
Both procedures will give you permanent results.
If irregularities are to take place with the Laser Facial Lipo, reversing the damage is very hard whereas the Buccal Fat Pad Removal is reversible to certain degree.
This is why, I encourage you to seek a consultation with an extensively experienced surgeon who will provide you with the best advises so you will be making an informed decision.
Unfortunately, without physical assessment it is hard to...
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Laser Lipo vs. Buccal Fat Removal
The answer is more dependent on the experience and expertise of your surgeon. While buccal fat removal involves working near nerves, laser liposuction can lead to thermal damage and scarring. While we have not had issues with either procedure, a patient should be informed of the potential risks. The patient's objectives will determine which approach is more advisable.
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Which is More Dangerouse Buccal Fat Remover or Laser Liposucction for Face?
It all depends on the experience of your surgeon. Generally, the buccal fat removal involves manipulation of tissues close to facial nerves but liposuction is more superficial. Laser liposuction can cause thermal damage to the skin and visible scarring of the face.
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I don't mean to be a grump but I am not a big fan of either. You state you are thin. Much of your "fat" face may be structural (bone, wide jaw structure etc.) In my experience Buccal fat pad removal is a fairly simple office procedure but results are best for people who have focal fullness above the jaw kind of under your cheek bone. Laser Lipo of your face is down right crazy and irresponsible in the face. Its a set up for permanent irregularities, potential areas of...
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