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Buccal Fat Removal and FaceTite - need a second opinion? (photos)

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eleah93Mar 23, 2022

My plastic surgeon recommended both procedures as he observed there is excess fat in other areas of my face, not just the buccal pad region. Would love a second opinion on buccal fat reduction alone vs. paired with FaceTite to get rid of the excess submental fat in other regions and streamline the jawline.

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