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- What Is Cheek Implant/ Augmentation? Cheek implants (aka malar implants) are permanent additions to the underlying facial structure. Typically made of a solid, pliable silicone, cheek implants can be surgically placed into different areas of the cheek to restore volume or lift, changing the contours and appearance of the face. People choose this type of cheek augmentation for a variety of reasons. Due to genetics, you may have never developed the desired volume in your cheeks, so your cheeks seem too flat. This can make your face appear thin, drawn, and long. For others, hollow cheeks can be one of the signs of aging, as soft tissue is lost and skin loosens. Cheek lift, also known as malar or submalar augmentation, is a plastic surgery procedure which uses implants or otherwise to add definition and fullness to the cheekbones. Cheek augmentation can add a more balanced appearance to the face. The surgery may be performed on its own or it may be combined with other procedures like a facelift. Some of the benefits of cheek lift surgery include: reduced appearance of nasolabial creases (lines between the nose and mouth) enhanced mid-facial volume and curves on the cheeks lifted the corners
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Cosmetic Surgery for the Nose First things first, it’s important to briefly outline what a nose job is. Known medically as rhinoplasty surgery, a nose job is a plastic surgery procedure that aims to change the shape of your nose. This is most commonly done for cosmetic reasons and is a popular treatment among celebrities. However, a rhinoplasty can also be undertaken following an accident or injury. The treatment typically involves either reshaping, restructuring, or resizing, depending on the specific type of nose job chosen. Rhinoplasty types include: cosmetic rhinoplasty improves the appearance of the nose and face. Functional rhinoplasty restores nasal form and function after cancer treatments or traumatic injuries. This type of reconstructive surgery also corrects birth defects and deviated septums. Nonsurgical injection rhinoplasty uses dermal fillers or botulinum toxin (botox®) injections to temporarily fill a dip in the nose, lift a droopy nasal tip or correct a small bump. Rhinoplasty, or nose reshaping surgery, improves the shape, size, and symmetry of a person’s nose, bringing it into better proportion with the rest of the face. When performed by a skilled, qualified cosmetic surgeon, rhinoplasty can be a rewarding and life-enhancing procedure—patients often notice that their
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