Facial Contouring – Mandibuloplasty and Fat Grafting
Contour deficiencies which occur with age or congenital in nature can be improved by chin and cheek implants, or fat grafting. Recent improvements in fat harvesting and preparation have resulted in fat grafting being more predictable than in the past. Regions such as temporal hollows, tear troughs, cheeks, jawlines, deep creases can be improved by fat grafting.
Fat grafting can be performed on its own under local anaesthesia or in combination with procedures such as facelift, browlift and blepharoplasty. Wrinkle relaxers and fillers such as hyaluronic acid are additional products which complements many of the surgical procedures.
Any surgery can carry risks and complications. The risks and complications are referenced under the risks and complications section of the website. Those related to individual surgeries will be discussed at consultation.