Buccal Fat Removal
What is Buccal Fat Removal:
Buccal fat removal is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of inner cheek tissues. This procedure is performed to achieve slimmer and more attractive cheeks.
Before Buccal Fat Removal:
Prior to the procedure, patients follow these steps:
- Consultation: Buccal fat removal candidates are evaluated by a plastic surgeon. During this process, the individual's desires and expectations are determined, and an appropriate treatment plan is created.
- Health Assessment: The patient's overall health is examined and assessed for suitability for the procedure.
- Surgical Plan: The surgeon determines how much buccal fat will be removed and plans the procedure details.
After Buccal Fat Removal:
After the procedure, patients typically enter the recovery process and should pay attention to the following points:
- It's important to strictly adhere to post-operative care instructions.
- The recovery period can vary from person to person but generally takes a few weeks.
- Swelling and bruising may occur in the cheek area.
How Buccal Fat Removal is Performed:
Buccal fat removal is typically performed under local or general anesthesia. The surgeon makes a small incision inside the cheek and removes excess buccal fat. As a result, the cheeks appear slimmer.
Who Can and Cannot Have Buccal Fat Removal:
To determine whether you are a suitable candidate for buccal fat removal, consult with a plastic surgeon. Generally, individuals who want to slim down fuller cheeks can undergo this procedure. However, surgical procedures always come with specific risks, so your health condition and expectations should be taken into account.
Benefits of Buccal Fat Removal:
Buccal fat removal offers several benefits:
- Achieving slimmer and more attractive cheeks.
- Enhancing facial contours.
- Attaining a more youthful appearance in the cheeks.
- Increased self-confidence.
