Sculpt Your Perfect Facial Contours with Bichectomy

Achieve a Slimmer, More Defined Look with a Balanced Facial Profile

Bichectomy, commonly known as buccal fat removal or Hollywood cheek surgery, is an aesthetic procedure designed to enhance facial contours by reducing excess fat from the cheeks. This transformative surgery redefines your appearance, making cheekbones and jawlines more prominent and the face slimmer and more youthful.

Who is a Suitable Candidate for Bichectomy?

This procedure is ideal for individuals who:

• Have excess fat in their cheeks, causing a fuller or chubby appearance.
• Desire a more sculpted facial structure with defined cheekbones and jawlines.
• Have square or round facial shapes that lack contour.
• Are in good overall health and have realistic expectations.

Key Benefits of Bichectomy Surgery

• Enhanced Cheekbone Definition: Achieve sharper contours for a sculpted look.
• Slimmer Facial Profile: Reduce the chubby or full appearance of the face.
• Scarless Results: Incisions inside the mouth ensure no visible scars.
• Quick Recovery: Minimal downtime with a smooth and rapid healing process.

How is Bichectomy Surgery Performed?

Bichectomy surgery is a straightforward and effective procedure designed to enhance facial contours by reducing excess fat in the cheeks. The surgery involves creating small, hidden incisions inside the mouth to access and remove a portion of the buccal fat pads, resulting in more prominent cheekbones and a slimmer facial profile. With no visible scarring and minimal discomfort, this quick procedure is completed under local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia.

All necessary details about the surgery, including its steps and aftercare, will be thoroughly explained by Dr. Nosecraft during your free consultation.

Post-Surgery Care and Expectations

After bichectomy surgery, patients are advised to follow specific care guidelines to ensure a smooth recovery and optimal results. A liquid diet is recommended for the first few days to protect the internal sutures and promote healing. Swelling, which is a natural part of the recovery process, typically peaks around the third day and gradually subsides over the following weeks, with significant improvement visible by the third week. Using a face corset or compression band helps reduce swelling and supports facial contours during healing. Maintaining oral hygiene is crucial to prevent infection, and patients should use prescribed sprays and follow aftercare instructions carefully.

While initial improvements can be seen soon after the procedure, the final results become evident after approximately three months, revealing a slimmer and more defined facial profile.