Is liposuction possible on the face? (Photo)

The best thing you can do is not do anything, including the very faddish buccal fat lipectomy. You will regret anything done to remove either subcutaneous fat or buccal fat in the not too distant future.

If there is excess fat on the cheeks, fat is removed from the cheeks with Vaserlipo, and round cheeks can be thinned with bichectomy. To highlight the jaw line, removing fat from under the jaw line with Vaserlipo is also useful.

There are options you can consider to help define the jawline and slim the face that are less aggressive than liposuction. Botox to the masseter muscles can help to give a slimmer look to the face. Fillers can be used to define the jawline. FaceTite is a minimally invasive procedure used to define facial contours and tighten skin on the face and neck. See a provider near you to learn more.

You already have a slim face. Liposuction is not done routinely on the face because of the risk of nerve damage. It can be done under the chin safely to remove excess fat.

Can you do it?? Sure!! Should you do it??? Rarely if ever!!
One of the changes in the face that shows age is a loss of the natural fill of the face. As the face gets thinner, it looks older! Decades ago, I did some lipo of the face. It was THE WRONG thing to do.
Your fuller face is a sign of youth!!! Embrace it!!!! Love your fuller face!!! A thinner face is NOT a sign of beauty!!
What is see in your pic is youthful and beautiful!! I wouldn't do a thing!! Don't let the media with their "super-models" and their chiseled jawlines make you think that is beauty!
Probably not what you wanted to hear! But the truth can be a difficult thing.

Facial aesthetics, especially on young people is primarily determined by facial bone or skeletal structure. Your fat layer is normal and relatively thin and is not contributing in any significant way to how your face looks or why your face looks the way it does. The total thickness of subcutaneous fat in relationship to the size of your head is relatively thin. This means that the total impact of facial liposuction is relatively small. On top of this removing facial fat creates secondary undesirable problems later in life as we lose facial fat, creating premature aging.
Delivering consistent quality, liposuction, results is much more difficult than most people realize. If the procedure is not done perfectly, then you can be left with permanent irreparable facial contour irregularities. If that isn’t enough to dissuade you from having facial liposuction, then recognize that the facial nerve has branches throughout the face and injuries to the facial nerve, can leave you which facial nerve damage, creating the appearance of having had a stroke. Facial liposuction for what you’re seeking to achieve is not appropriate and is ill advised.
The chance of you having a positive net benefit is very small, and the chance of having undesirable side effects, including disfigurement, is substantially higher.
Your face is balanced, appropriate attractive, and does not need surgical or non-surgical intervention
It’s not uncommon for young women to be concerned about their appearance. I think what you need more than anything else. It’s a reassurance crayon there’s no shortage of plastic surgeons and Aesthetic providers. Happy to take your money.
My best suggestion is to simply not go down the road. I’m thinking you need to alter the shape of your face.Be happy for being born with an attractive face and having your youth health and all the other blessings you currently possess.
Don’t have surgery unless you need it.Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD