I'm an asian woman in my mid 30s. Always had a square jaw and face and now am constantly receiving masseter botox every 6 months. I like keeping my jaw small so I am maintaining this. However, noticed that I still have part of my face that makes my face look round (I prefer a "v shape" look). Am I a candidate for conservative buccal fat removal or should this be addressed by Ulthera? Genetically, my dad also has a square/round face even up to now in his 60s.
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March 13, 2022
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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MDBoard Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon, Board Certified in Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery
This area represents a gradual laxity of the skin and the under-skin structures of the face. It appears that these changes are only beginning due to the heaviness of the skin and the structure underneath the skin, the most effective procedure will be a Deep Plane Facelift. This can be done with...
Hello, and thank you for providing images along with your question. While anyone can benefit from skin rejuvenating procedures that will give a boost to their self-confidence, the best way to determine the appropriate treatments would be to schedule an in-person consultation with a reputable...
In my practice, it is very common to see patients who are fitness models or bodybuilders with very low body fat due to their lifestyle, yet they still have chubby cheeks. This is usually because they have genetically large buccal fat pads. Regardless of their body fat percentage, those with...
