Yes, the results of buccal fat removal are considered to be completely permanent. It is worth noting however that if the patient gains a significant amount of weight that the results may revert back to their pre-surgery state.
After undergoing buccal fat removal surgery, you'll notice that your face has a much sharper and more defined appearance. In contrast, treatments such as facial liposuction cannot offer similar results as the cheeks cannot be treated as effectively.
There are a number of different types of brow lift surgery available to be performed but the most commonly performed are; Coronal brow lift - Where the surgeon make an incision that runs across the top of the forehead before removing excess tissue and fat. Endoscopic brow lift - Considered [...]
Brow lift surgery is considered to be an outpatient procedure and is performed using general anaesthesic or local anaesthetic in addition to intravenous sedation so the procedure itself has no level of pain associated with it. Following the surgery, patients typically experience little pain but more of a feeling of [...]
Having a brow lift surgery performed gives your eyes a more open appearance and smoothes out the wrinkles on your forehead (which are actually caused by overuse of the muscles within the forehead that keep your eyes open).
The initial healing period will take around two weeks from the date of surgery and you should be able to return to normal activity after this period.
For the first couple of days the swelling and bruising will subside and you will be able to go back to your routine shortly after this as long as your surgeon has approved it. It can take a few weeks for the brows to reach a more normal position and [...]
As with all our surgical procedures, as long as you take care of yourself following the surgery then it will provide permanent results.
It won't, although it will lift the forehead and pull skin up, it doesn't affect the eyelid skin at all.
There are a few things that you can do to aid in your recovery and these will be outlined to you following your surgery, these include things such as; Wearing dark sunglasses on your journey home If you use contact lenses to see, wear eyeglasses instead for a few weeks [...]
