Am I a candidate for buccal fat removal? (Photo)

I have a feeling both procedures will leave you disappointed. Fundamentally facial aesthetics are based on bone structure. I suggest having multiple in person consultations with senior plastic surgeons in your area. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD

You are definitely a candidate for buccal fat removal. This would reduce some of the fullness in your cheeks and take some of the weight off your lower cheeks and jawline. Along with that, you would also benefit from jawline lipo. This would help to create more contour around your jawline. These...

It is difficult to decide whether an anterior neck lift will address subtle issues with your "double chin" and mild anterior neck laxity. I do not think that buccal fat removal has anything to do with it and I would not recommend it. An In-person or teleconference consultation with a...

I’m not a big fan of this procedure because it tends to lead to premature facial aging down the road when facial fat and volume becomes somewhat of a premium. It’s a little bit difficult to restore the volume after buccal fat has been removed. Fillers are temporary, but probably more pre...

Lower facial liposuction is a procedure that often goes hand and hand with buccal fat reduction. Since you have already undergone a reduction of the fat pads, I would suggest lower facial liposuction. A tiny incision is made in front of the ear a significant amount of subcutaneous fat can be...

Each person’s unique facial look or appearance is primarily determined by bone structure. Soft tissue coverage tends to be fairly consistent from person or person. What differentiates each unique persons look whether attractive or not so much male or female, and our ability to recognize i...