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Hello yojinThough risks are rare in cheek implants complications can happen. They may include adverse reaction to anesthesia and this is due to reaction caused by substances like tobacco, antidepressants etc., infection and misplacement of implants.
An exam will help.Reductions of the bones are tricky as the face can "fall" off the area of surgery, so this is a big cosmeitcrisk.There is always a risk of nerve injury to these procedures.
Hi, I have performed many facial shaping procedures over the past 30 years and non smiling photos of your face from the front and side would help with the evaluation. The lateral (outside aspect) of the cheeks can be reduced however the zygomatic arches should not be in fractured as this will not significantly shape the cheeks.Hope this helps.
Your cheeks look larger on this photo. It is impossible to determine whether large cheek bones, cheek fat compartments or a smaller, narrow lower face and chin is reason for facial disbalance? Detailed clinical evaluation and/or series of photos would help. Your options will include fat...
Interesting observation, currently most women want fuller faces and would give anything for yours. Bone reduction procedures albeit possible are large operations with lots of downtime, I would suggest to start with a refining rhinoplasty, my guess is that you will be happy after that
It is usually possible to enhance the remainder of your face and leave the cheeks alone rather than do a brutal cheekbone reduction. If you are expecting to look like a male model and are not close to one now, it will probably not happen. In fact, patients who seek this type of...
For the most part, this is not commonly performed in the USA except by physicians generally experienced in craniofacial surgery. The risks short and long term are primarily related to nerve injury and secondarily to the sinus and bone healing complications with symmetry being difficult to guarantee.
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