Would Lipodissolve Reduce Buccal Fat in Cheeks?

Facial atrophy is very uncommon, but it can be treated with facial fat transplantation or grafting.  Recently this technique has gained increased attention because of the advances with water-assisted liposuction (Body-Jet) for fat harvesting.  The advantage of Body-Jet is that the...

Deep smiles on the sides of the nose, prominent "marionette"  ("sad") lines extending from the corners of the mouth down toward the chin, and jowls along the jaw line result in large measure from the loss of volume of the cheek pads and the downward descent of the...

In improving facial aesthetics you have two options: 1)  Fix the underling problem 2)  Camouflage the problem   In your case, it would be difficult to actually change the underlining bony asymmetries in your face causing your issues.  I would suggest using...

Cheek indentations or depressions may be congenital or acquired. Many patients have natural cheek dimples, which they want to preserve. However, volume loss in the cheek can occur from facial aging or scarring typically. Treatment is based on the etiology of the cheek dent, but may include...

Removing fat from the buccal fat pad can improve cheeks for those patients who have excessively round, full faces. Buccal fat is removed via a small incision inside the mouth. For appropriate candidates, most patients are happy with this relatively minor procedure. Potentially, undesired...

For many patients, gravitational effects result in sagging of the cheek fat toward the jawline, creating a loss of volume in the cheek area.  If this is the case, then a MACS lift, which is a short-incision facelift, with internal repositioning of the facial tissues can restore volume in a...