Facial Surgery - I am getting a rhinoplasty and a chin implant. Do you suggest any other procedures? (Photo)

Dear Nice, Thank you so much for sharing your journey—it’s completely understandable to feel frustrated after such a big transformation. At just six months post-op, you’re still in the thick of healing, especially after orthognathic surgery. Swelling, tissue remodeling, and bone settling can a...

Dear Vivid, If you're looking for a true anatomical lift of the midface, a LeFort I osteotomy is the gold standard. This procedure surgically moves the upper jaw (maxilla) forward and slightly upward, restoring harmony to the nose, upper lip, cheeks, and even your bite. Here’s what it can h...

Thank you for posting your question here !My answer will be based on the limited information and lack of images for a detailed and personalized plan I would recommend consulting with your plastic surgeon in person.Removing an implant is not an easy task but it can be done , it is hard to tell...

In my opinion, your face doesn't look that narrow. Despite this, if you decide to pursue changing the shape of your face, these are the following things to consider. To widen your face and create better balance with your midface and philtrum, several procedures can help. Zygoma (cheekbone)...

It can be difficult to remove some cheek implants, particularly that brand. However, it can be done and I don't think there is much likelihood we'd leave you with the implants still there.

Providing that cheek implants are placed through an incision in the mouth it is very easy to remove them in local anesthesia. You should not expect any long term asymmetry after implant removal. Good luck.