Can Lipo be done above the jawline and underneath the cheekbone area to contour it?

I have extensive experience with exactly what you are asking, I even had it done myself. It is an uncommon procedure and expectations should be realistic, but they beat traditional methods when subtlety is a prerequisite. Go to my web site and the web sites of surgeons like Sydney Coleman and you will see great examples. In men, my goals are simple; make them look better, without making them seem odd. I published an article in Cosmetic Surgery News that reviewed my results in over a hundred patients, and I talked about the art of cosmetic surgery in an article in The Washington Post magazine dealing with the issue of the Art of cosmetic surgery. I hope this is of some help to you and good luck. All surgeries carry risks and no single method is universally accepted as the best. Choose a board certified plastic surgeon with tons of experience in the exact surgery you want and you will be in good hands.

I am not a big fan of liposuction of the face because in many instances it can cause premature aging.

While this can be done and there are some who do it, even if it were to look good initially, it is generally not a good idea to remove facial volume as it will look hollowed and gaunt years later and require fat grafting to replace it. Having said that, there may be rare cases where it may be beneficial and I do mean rare. The primary focus these days is to combat aging with volume replacement and improved three dimensional results. If you want more defined cheekbones I would usually not perform a resection of tissue to do that but a procedure where material is added to the cheekbone area. However, without photos it is impossible to tell if you are that very rare patient where it would help and not cause future issues. Contouring below the jawline in the neck area is a different story and can be helpful.