SURGICAL PROCEDURES

Complementary
Procedures

Complementary procedures may be considered as part of a surgical treatment plan to optimize the overall outcome of primary procedures.


They are recommended individually based on each patient's anatomical needs, always striving for natural balance and facial harmony.

Buccal Fat Pad Reduction (Bichectomy)

A surgical technique designed to partially reduce lower cheek volume, enhancing cheekbone definition and slimming the lower third of the face.

Upper Lip Lift

Designed to enhance lip appearance by shortening the distance between the upper lip and nasal base in individuals whose upper lip has lengthened or thinned with age.

Earlobe Reduction

Focused on reducing earlobe laxity and elongation to restore firm, youthful earlobe shape and contour.

Facial Implant Surgery

Enhances facial contours, structural volume, and overall symmetry by augmenting specific skeletal areas such as the cheeks, chin, or jawline.

Representation of facial harmony and natural balance through complementary rejuvenation procedures

Canthopexy

Aims to reinforce lower eyelid structural support. Utilized as a preventive measure or in combination with lower blepharoplasty.

Eyelid Ptosis Repair

Corrects upper eyelid drooping (ptosis), improving visual field obstruction and restoring an open, rested eye appearance.

Microneedling

Percutaneous collagen induction therapy using fine needles to enhance skin texture, elasticity, and overall tone.

Laser Therapy

Improves skin texture, tone, and surface quality using controlled laser energy protocols.

Chemical Peels

Chemical resurfacing agents stimulate controlled skin exfoliation and renewal to refine superficial texture.

Detail of complementary procedures such as bichectomy or lip lift

Personalized Consultation

Schedule a consultation to learn more about complementary procedures, how they enhance facial rejuvenation surgery outcomes, and which options are right for you.

SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION

The content in this section is strictly educational and informative. It does not replace a direct medical consultation required for individual diagnostic evaluation.