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The fullness of the cheeks depends of multiple factors like facial structure (facial bones, soft tissues) genetics, diet, environmental factors, etc. The amount of fat in the cheeks has a correlation with the body content of fat (% of total body fat). Therefore, unless the body fat content is low, the fat of the cheeks won't decrease.Patients interested in decreasing the fullness of their cheeks without surgery but with diet and exercise should make a consultation with a licensed professional nutritionist and physical trainer specialized in changing body fat content (usually for body building competitions). In my practice, patients interested in these type of non-surgical body change are usually referred to a licensed professional nutritionist and physical trainer
Yes, Buccal Fat Removal and Ultherapy can be performed on the same day, but be prepared for some swelling in the cheeks and mouth area. This may cause temporary smile weakness, so give yourself a few weeks before taking new 'selfies'.
Thank you for asking about your buccal fat removal.You start swelling during surgery and the swelling obscures your results.There are exceptions but it will often take 2 weeks to see any results, 6 weeks to see an approximate final result and 6 months to see your final result. Always see a...
To determine if buccal fat removal would look good or "ugly" in somebody is necessary to see at least a picture of the face. Without a picture it is impossible to do an assessment.
Facial anatomy and appearance depends of multiple factors including genetics ( heredity from parents), diet, excursice etc. Not always the face of a son/daugter is going to reflect the appearance of the parents.When patents have cheek fullness, but they are fit and their body fat content is...
There should be no loss of dimples with a buccal fat excision. A buccal fat excision is done from within the mouth and does not interfere with how the dimples are formed on the under-surface of the skin.
"Excess of fat" in the cheeks could be secondary to multiple causes like: in deed excess of fat in the face ( large buccal fat pad removal), large size masseter muscles (giving fullness in the cheeks close to the angle of the jaw) and or wide jaw bone ( that is being confused with "excess of...
