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What Is Cheek Augmentation?

Cheek augmentation is a cosmetic procedure aimed at enhancing the appearance of the cheeks by restoring volume and definition. Over time, the face loses fat, causing cheeks to become flat and saggy. Cheek augmentation can be achieved through nonsurgical and surgical methods, including cheek implants and fat grafting, to create fuller, sculpted cheeks.

Cheek Implants - Cheek Augmentation

Cheek implants, made of silicone, are a permanent solution to restoring cheek volume and lift. They are ideal for those seeking significant enhancement. The procedure addresses flat or hollowed cheeks resulting from aging and changes in bone structure. Implants provide fullness and a lifting effect, countering the natural sagging and wrinkling of the skin due to aging.

Who Should Consider Cheek Augmentation

Consider cheek augmentation if you have:

  • Flat or deflated-looking cheeks
  • Cheeks lacking definition
  • Hollows in the cheeks or temples
  • Under-eye bags or lines and wrinkles on the cheeks

Who Should Not Consider Cheek Augmentation

Cheek augmentation may not be suitable if you are not experiencing any deflation or sagging in your cheeks.

What to Expect With Cheek Augmentation

Cheek augmentation can enhance facial aesthetics and may also slow down the effects of aging by improving bone structure. The procedure is beneficial for individuals with strong cheekbones and a prominent jawline. The process involves:

  • Application of bandages or dressings to keep the surgical site clean and support the implant during initial healing.
  • Immediate visible results, though initial swelling may obscure these results.
  • Several months for swelling to fully dissipate and reveal final results.
  • Potential for localized swelling, discoloration, numbness, or discomfort during the healing phase.
  • Temporary restrictions in facial movements, which are common and should improve as healing progresses.