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Would it be better to get buccal fat removal than do a PDO threadlift for a snatched jawline?

morganaultmanFeb 11, 2022
I have always had a round face. I am 5’3’’ and even at my leanest weight I still had a round face. I have minimal under chin fat that I want fix but not sure to do that first or a buccal fat removal.

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Joseph Setton, MD

Concerning your facial asymmetry, the best and easiest procedure would be to do a fat transfer. We would remove fat from the abdomen or inner thighs, process the fat, and then inject it where needed. The other option would be to do a buccal fat removal on the right side of the face, trying not...

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Darryl J. Blinski, MD

Thanks for nicely posted photos. You have early oblique to lateral facial falling. I might recommend a combination of treatments/surgeries. Cheek HA fillers or fat grafting, also to the oral commissure areas + 1 stitch facelift technique or mini anterior facelift with SMAS plication. Also I see...

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Timothy Osborn, MD

Your chin is a bit soft relative to your cheeks (which are great). If you look at the height from the base of your nose to the tip of your upper lip relative to the tip of your lower lip to chin, it is about 50:50. You want your lower lip to chin distance to be about 60% (1/3 upper lip, 2/3...

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