Suitable cheek implant and rhinoplasty candidate?

Based on your photos nose surgery would definitely be a good solution. I am not surge about chin augmentation because there is no good profile view to evaluate nose-lip-chin relationship. In-person consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon with good reputation in rhinoplasty would help. Good luck.

thank you for posting your question. There are different types of cheek implants that can be used. They vary in the amount of projection, width and extension towards the zygomatic arch. They can be shaped intraoperatively to the individual anatomy as well, so that they match perfectly your contour. Most commonly they are secured with screws. Depending on the projection that is being used, you will receive a lift of your midface area. One of the feared complications is infection of the implant, since they are most commonly inserted from the inside of the mouth. We like to use a pretty rigorous regime preop and during the surgery in order to allow  a smooth healing phase. The recovery time does not take too long. Both procedures, the rhinoplasty and the cheek augmentation can be performed together.I hope this was somewhat helpful.Kind regards

To begin with, cheek implants do not exist, the cheek tissues are not suited to cope with the presence of alloplastic materials. Maybe you refer to the cheekbone or malar implants, desiged for and aiming to enhance and augment the prominent of the malar bone (inferior-outer quadrant of the eye orbit) when it is flat; well, you are a very good candidate for cheekbone implants; I agree your face is too linear and elongated, you'd benefit from a more hear shaped look; cheekbone implants are stable, safe and an be inserted via endobuccal approach without external visible scars.Regarding your nose, I don't apply a diagnosis of bulbous, it is not; you have a moderately oversized tip, but is not bulbous or a complicated one; you are an indeal candidate for the cheapest and easiest modality of rhinoplasty, via endonasal without external scars, a basic reductive rhinoplasty to: shave the dorsal bump, osteotomies to close the roof, narrow the nasal pyramid and prevent the dreadful inverted V deformity, narrow the tip and also deproject the tip which currently is too long. Finally, I'd recommend and multidimensional reduction genioplasty (if within your budget) to reduce the vertical height and the horizontal width of your chin; it seems to me the anterior projection is fine in your case, however this could be discussed after viewing the side profile. With the two-dimensional reduction genioplasty you'd achieve the perfect oval and heart shaped feminization facial balance and really a brand new face if cojoined with the rhinoplasty and the cheekbone implants; do consider seriously doing such three-pack. Difficulty, if done them three, 9 out of 10 scale in facial surgery, due to the highly demanding requirements of calibracion, good anatomical and aesthetic judgement and technical skills from your surgeon; very very few surgeons would be able to perform successfully such major facial overhaul, however it is a very safe procedure in expert hands. May you wish an affordable cost with the best experience possible and highest medical and hospital safety do consider travelling abroad, among other destinations in Spain you may find the technical skills in facial plastic surgery which are very rarely found elsewhere, including your motherland. If you wish better grounded opinion well lit, focused and standard images have to be assessed: frontal, both lateral and both oblique views, also underneath the nostrils.
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