Sculpted and symmetrical facial features are often viewed as hallmarks of beauty. Defined cheekbones and a well-contoured midface are highly sought after, but overly full lower cheeks can sometimes obscure these desired features. One common contributor to this appearance is an enlarged buccal fat pad. What is the Buccal Fat Pad? The buccal fat pad …
Buccal fat reduction, with its promise of sculpted cheekbones and defined jawlines, has become a social media favorite. But before chasing this trend, understanding the long-term implications, particularly the ability to restore lost volume, is crucial. Buccal Fat: A Delicate Matter The buccal fat pad, nestled deep within the cheek, presents a unique challenge. While …
Buccal Fat Removal: Risks, Restoration, and Alternatives – Everything You Need to Know Read More »
What is facial fat reduction? Facial fat reduction is a broad term to describe different procedures or surgeries that can be used to reduce or remove unwanted facial fullness or excess fat in certain areas of the face. In general, there are both surgical and non-surgical options. Surgical options include facial liposuction or direct fat …
What is neck liposuction? Neck liposuction (also called submental liposuction) is a technique that removes excess fatty tissue beneath the chin in the neck. Generally, the procedure removes an accumulation of fat that gives the neck a full appearance or “double chin.” Even patients that are fit or thin can have this issue because it is …
Combining Neck Liposuction and Buccal Fat Removal for Jawline Contouring Read More »
What is buccal fat? Buccal fat is the fat pad that is deep in the lower cheek. It is often associated with a “baby face” or “chubby cheeks”. As we age, this fat pad usually deflates and creates a more chiseled or V-shape face. However, in some individuals, this can descend and create that rounder …
Request An Appointment
* All indicated fields must be completed.
Please include non-medical questions and correspondence only.
2 Convenient Locations In Your Area
Monday : 9:00AM – 7:00pm
Tuesday : 9:00AM – 7:00pm
Wednesday - 9:00AM - 5:00pm
Thursday - 9:00AM - 5:00pm
Friday : 9:00AM – 1:00pm
Saturday – Closed
Sunday – Closed
