Am I a good candidate for dimpleplasty/deeper dimples? (Photo)

Permanent sutures have high risk of infection and complications. Dimples may disappear for several reasons, one of them is weight change and change in the thickness of your cheeks, and the other is individual reaction to making a scar.

It's understandable to want a more permanent solution for a dimple that you're unhappy with. Here are some potential options to consider, but it's important to consult with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon for a personalized evaluation: Dermal Fillers: As your dermatologist...

I'm sorry to hear about your concerns following dimpleplasty. It's not uncommon for some patients to experience visible indentations or asymmetry after such procedures. Here are a few options you might consider: Consult with Your Surgeon: It's important to follow up with your surgeon to discuss...

Dimpleplasty is a cosmetic procedure that creates dimples on the cheeks, and it can be influenced by changes in facial volume due to weight fluctuations. Here are some considerations: Weight Stability: It is generally advisable to undergo cosmetic procedures when your weight is stable....

This is a challenging situation. The skin is scared to the underlying facial musculature. Fat transfer is a great option but should be performed with subcision for optimal results. Subcision could be performed by using a small cannula beneath the skin to release the skin from the underlying...

Yes, you are correct about having an indentation when you're not smiling - while you recover from your surgery. I would recommend avoiding any filler product to the area while it is healing. The dimpleplasty procedure relies on a scar forming between the undersurface of your skin and the muscle...