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Thank you for submitting your question and photos. You appear to be a candidate for a buccal lipectomy to improve your cheek and jawline definition while reducing fullness in the lower third portion of the face. By removing the buccal fat pad, the contour of the cheekbones and jawline can become more sculpted and defined. Since buccal fat tissue is not regrown, the results of this procedure are permanent. I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation with an experienced, board-certified facial plastic surgeon. They will be able to review your treatment history, discuss your aesthetic goals with you, and help you decide on the best procedure.
Based on the series of posted photos YES you are. I require in office preop ultrasound examination ($500) done by me, the surgeon, to see the amount of buccal fat. The Buccal fat removal fee $4,000 under IV sedation/local anesthesia. Best to virtual consult with....
Thanks for your question. The Buccal Fat of the face makes the face look fuller but considering how low your fat percentage is, you can benefit from removing your buccal fat and it can give more definition to your face. You should consult to a board certified surgeon for more information.
Thank you for your question and for the photos you provided. Combining buccal fat removal with your facelift revision will likely enhance your results and create a more defined contour. Removing the buccal fat pad can reduce excess fullness beneath the cheekbones to sculpt and define the cheeks...
Dear Generous9647, thank you for your question. Significant weight loss, particularly in conditions like anorexia, can lead to fat loss in the buccal and malar areas of the face. However, fat loss in these areas is typically not permanent and can return if you regain weight. If your face...
