Hello, I have always had a round face. I am wondering what would help most to make my face more oval. Thanks
Answer: What procedure(s) would make my face less round? = buccal fat removal is a great option #bcucalfatremoval Patients with round faces, secondary to chubby cheeks, that also have great prominent high cheek bones could benefit from buccal fat removal to achieve a thinner more sculpted, chiseled, v-shape facial look.
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Answer: What procedure(s) would make my face less round? = buccal fat removal is a great option #bcucalfatremoval Patients with round faces, secondary to chubby cheeks, that also have great prominent high cheek bones could benefit from buccal fat removal to achieve a thinner more sculpted, chiseled, v-shape facial look.
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October 13, 2018
Answer: Buccal Fat Removal for Facial Sculpting Treatment of ‘chubby cheeks’ cannot be achieved alone with buccal fat pad removal; a fact that I encounter time and time again when seeing patients in consultation for lower facial sculpting. My approach is to use a combined protocol that redefines aesthetic contours of the face. This includes the following:
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October 13, 2018
Answer: Buccal Fat Removal for Facial Sculpting Treatment of ‘chubby cheeks’ cannot be achieved alone with buccal fat pad removal; a fact that I encounter time and time again when seeing patients in consultation for lower facial sculpting. My approach is to use a combined protocol that redefines aesthetic contours of the face. This includes the following:
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October 9, 2018
Answer: Improving the contour of your face Thank you for your picture! In order to "slim" the face, we need to discuss how contouring works. In essence, these procedures should look to achieve light in the right places of your face, and shadows in the appropriate places as well - much like what is done with make up. buccal fat and botox to the masseter muscles is something that will provide that contour in the area where you want it - it will give a slight shadow such that it helps delineate the jawline and brings out the cheeks. Realistically the best way to determine whether you'd be a good candidate or not would be with a full exam, however looking at the picture it looks as though this may be a reasonable option for you. I hope this helps!
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October 9, 2018
Answer: Improving the contour of your face Thank you for your picture! In order to "slim" the face, we need to discuss how contouring works. In essence, these procedures should look to achieve light in the right places of your face, and shadows in the appropriate places as well - much like what is done with make up. buccal fat and botox to the masseter muscles is something that will provide that contour in the area where you want it - it will give a slight shadow such that it helps delineate the jawline and brings out the cheeks. Realistically the best way to determine whether you'd be a good candidate or not would be with a full exam, however looking at the picture it looks as though this may be a reasonable option for you. I hope this helps!
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Answer: Buccal Pad Thanks for your question and Pictures
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October 10, 2018
Answer: Buccal fat pad removal The buccal fat pads are an often-overlooked portion of the facial aging process. The buccal fat pads naturally sit in the upper portion of the cheek and are designed to help us suckle as an infant. As we get older, the buccal fat pad descends into the jowl, giving the face a tired look. I often see patients from outside facilities who have had a facelift and they present stating “their jowls are back.” Typically, in these patients, the jawline still looks nice, but they have the “chipmunk cheeks” or what appears to be a “walnut” in their jaw, which is this buccal fat pad.
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October 10, 2018
Answer: Buccal fat pad removal The buccal fat pads are an often-overlooked portion of the facial aging process. The buccal fat pads naturally sit in the upper portion of the cheek and are designed to help us suckle as an infant. As we get older, the buccal fat pad descends into the jowl, giving the face a tired look. I often see patients from outside facilities who have had a facelift and they present stating “their jowls are back.” Typically, in these patients, the jawline still looks nice, but they have the “chipmunk cheeks” or what appears to be a “walnut” in their jaw, which is this buccal fat pad.
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