cosmetic

Blepharoplasty

Blepharoplasty is removing excess fat, muscle and skin from upper and lower eyelids giving them a more awake and youthful look, while improving the contour. It does not by itself improve crow's feet or wrinkles around the eye. Doing this procedure also does not change pigmentation.

Men and women usually after 40 years in age with eyelid looseness and bulges of fat in the upper and lower eyelids are the candidates for this surgery. Eyelid skin thins with age and the fat around the eyeball may start protruding out and becomes visible through the thin eyelid skin. The looseness of skin may also impair field of vision and the brows may sometimes have to be lifted to improve field of vision.

Chin Augmentation

Men and women with retrieve or under projected chins can go for the procedure to restore balance to the face.

To increase chin projection and augment and define the chin and jaw line an implant is inserted beneath the skin and subcutaneous fat and muscle layer. It is often secured in place

with sutures or screws. A genioplasty or sliding of the chin bone is also a procedure to improve projection and definition of the chin.

Cheek Augmentation

The procedure is done for augmentation and contouring of cheeks through hidden incisions using silicone or other implant materials.

Patients with underdeveloped cheeks after adulthood can opt for the procedure.

The procedure takes around 30-40minutes and is done under local anesthesia

Rhinoplasty

The aesthetic improvements that can be possible after Rhinoplasty of nose

Rhinoplasty is a type of cosmetic surgery that is performed in order to reshape the nose like decreasing or increasing the size of the nose, altering the tip or bridge of the nose, and narrowing or changing the shape of the nostrils.

Although Rhinoplasty is most often sought for cosmetic reasons, it can also help correct structural defects that may cause breathing problems.

Rhinoplasty is a safe procedure, however it carries the same risks as any other surgery. Bleeding, infection, and reactions to medications or anesthesia are possible side effects of Rhinoplasty surgery.

You might also require a revisionary second procedure at some point in the future to remove or correct tissue.