When performing facial reconstruction, the organs that are implanted are proportional and compatible with the human tissues present in the face. Designed to enhance or enlarge the physical structure of the face.

The type and size of the implanted part of the face is proportional to your desires and the goal that you want to reach. It also gives you the desired shape for the desired areas, in accordance with what the doctor deems most suitable for you.

If you are bothered by a small chin, a weak jaw, or a misalignment of the jaw shape with your face. Your facial plastic surgery may be beneficial to you.

The most common cosmetic procedures for correction of the face for transplantation are the cheeks, chin and jaw.

Why face transplant?

chin implants

Chin implants can increase the size and orientation of the chin that is not consistent with the midline of the face and forehead. A small chin can also be described as disappearing with the neck, meaning that it becomes invisible naturally for a person of normal weight.

jaw implant

Cheek implants increase the width of the lower third of your face. Like the chin, a weak jaw can be described as one not well defined and distinct from the neck or one that slopes rather at angles from ear to chin. In some cases, both the chin and jaw can contribute to a facial imbalance.

cheek implants

Cheek implants increase the eruption of the cheekbones. It increases the size of flat or hollow areas

Cheek implant recovery period

During the recovery period of the face implant, dressings can be applied to keep the surgical site clean and stable to support and hold the placement of the filler in the face during the initial healing once the procedure is completed.

You will be given specific instructions on how to care for the surgical site, medications to apply or take orally to aid healing and reduce the possibility of infection, specific concerns to research at the surgical site or in your general health, to follow up with your plastic surgeon.