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Hello LoveanpeaceThough 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.
With all surgery, there are risks involved, but with a qualified surgeon you have a great chance of having a wonderful outcome. Implants are a wonderful option for improving cheek volume and symmetry. I recommend cheek implants for patients that have a bone deficiency or seeking permanent options for cheek augmentation. This is the only option that will create a permanent result and will be cost effective overtime. You have other options to improve the area by adding volume with fat, fillers, or Sculptra. The downside to these options is they have to be repeated and will cost you more money in the long run. I hope this helps!
I would say that cheek implants do not cause a lifetime of risk. There is risk with any surgical procedure, but most of the risk with cheek implants (and most cosmetic surgical procedures) occurs in the healing process. Once the area has healed, there should be no long term problems. The main potential adverse events with cheek implants would be bleeding, swelling, infection and the implants not being symmetric.
Hello Candidates for cheek implant includes people with weak cheek structure, narrow or flat face, and also those who have lost their natural cheek contour due to age can benefit it. You may be a good candidate for facial implants if you: Are physically healthy Do not smoke Have ...
Thank you for asking about your cheek implants.At 8 months, most of your healing is done - but for some people it takes 18 months.The numbness and itching suggest swelling or nerve endings haven't recovered.The stuffy nose may be related to the the screws - tell your surgeon and ask if an ...
Thank you for your question. You state you had cheek implants removed after 1 month due to infection in both of them. You state it’s rare for this to occur, so you’re concerned about whether or not you have some underlying issue with your body’s defense, and you’re looking for some explana...