Would I be a good candidate for buccal fat removal combined with a revisions facelift? Hoping to address skin laxity (photos)

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...

Thank you for your question and photos. The protrusions you’re referring to may be best treated with a combination of injectable fillers and RF microneedling. By administering filler to the areas of the face that have lost volume, the subtle lift may reduce the appearance of these pockets u...

When you remove the masseter, you have to balance the inherent asymmetry of the face. You can remove different shape, width, and height based on what you are seeing. Once it is gone, it is pretty well gone. Some people get swelling long-term or scarring that will happen late which looks similar...

Thank you for your question and for providing photos. You appear to be a candidate for a buccal lipectomy to reduce fullness in the area of the face you’re referring to. By removing all or some of the buccal fat pads, the lower third portion of your face can be slenderized and your cheekbone a...

Thank you for your question. I’m sorry that you’re unhappy with the results of your buccal fat removal. While the results of this procedure are permanent, an autologous facial fat transfer can revolumize shallow contours, smooth lines and wrinkles, and adjust the changes in the overall face sha...

Thank you for submitting your question and photos. You appear to be a candidate for buccal fat removal to improve your cheek and jawline definition while giving your lower face a less rounded appearance. By removing buccal fat, your face can appear slimmer and your jawline more contoured. I...