High, well defined cheekbones and fillings are perceived as feminine. If yours do not match this description, then cheek implants are indicated.
High, well defined cheekbones and fillings are perceived as feminine. If yours do not match this description, then cheek implants are indicated.
HOW ARE FEMALE POMULES?
Women's cheekbones are often more prominent and defined than those of men. They also occupy a proportionally larger portion in the face set.
HOW ARE MEN'S PUMPS FEMINIZED?
Today there is a wide variety of permanent synthetic implants that can be used to increase the size of the cheekbones. Flexible solid silicone implants and porous polyethylene implants (Medpor) are the most commonly used. To place them, the surgeon makes two incisions in the upper gums and through them creates a "pocket" behind the muscles of each cheek. All implants can be carved at the time of operation to make them fit more accurately to the requirements of each patient. The volume of cheekbones can also be increased with injectable products such as Bioalcamid. In this case, the injections are applied through the skin until the desired volume is achieved. These types of products form a capsule around themselves, which prevents them from seeping into other areas of the body.
RECOVERY
During the first few days, you should sleep with your head elevated to facilitate the healing process. One day after the operation you can put on makeup. The swelling may last for a week or two. Bruising is very rare. Ice packs are very useful during the first few days. In a week or two more, your cheekbones will look completely normal, but not definitive, since in general the final result is only seen after 2 or 3 months.
HOW DO SCARS HIDE?
The resulting scars are completely hidden inside the mouth. It is very important that you maintain the hygiene of the wounds until they heal, to avoid the proliferation of bacteria inside your mouth. If you eat raw vegetables, wash them very well. Do not eat meat of any kind if it is not well cooked, and do not ingest dairy. Swish with some antiseptic liquid.
WHAT RISKS AND COMPLICATIONS CAN I HAVE?
In the hands of a qualified surgeon, it is unlikely that a feminization of jaw present complications. However, any surgical procedure, however minimal, presents risks, and we must think of them as a possibility.
Asymmetries. Although the surgeon marks in detail the areas to be operated, the asymmetries may occur.
Adverse reactions to anesthesia.
Infections, very rare if you take the antibiotics due.
Ectropion: retraction of the lower eyelid, which may be too open to the lower. This can only happen when the implant is placed through the eyelid. It can be temporary or permanent. If it is observed to be permanent, it should be corrected with eyelid surgery.
Implant Position Changes