Dimple aesthetics is a surgical or non-surgical intervention usually performed to improve the aesthetic appearance of the face. Dimples, which are defined as slight dimples that descend down the cheeks, add a characteristic charm to the person's face.
However, individuals with dimples that are not congenital or not prominent may want this feature. Dimple aesthetics can be performed using non-surgical fillers or surgically by creating dimple-like scars on the desired area of the face.
In non-surgical methods, the prominence is usually increased by using fillers containing hyaluronic acid, while in surgical interventions, incisions are made under the skin with a special technique and dimple-like dimples are created by suturing under the skin. Dimple aesthetics is an aesthetic procedure preferred to increase the balance and attractiveness of a person's face.
The dimple aesthetic operation is a process that usually varies depending on the surgeon's experience and the patient's personal situation.
Many surgical interventions, including dimple aesthetics, involve certain risks. These risks include the following:
In order for dimple aesthetics to be performed, it is generally expected that the individual has reached a certain age. Typically, it is usually considered after the age of 18. Because by this age, the bone structures in the face are usually fully developed and the results of the surgery become more predictable.
However, since each patient is different, it is important to have a thorough consultation with a plastic surgeon prior to surgery. During this consultation, the patient's expectations and physical characteristics are evaluated and the specialist's recommendations on the appropriateness of the surgery are obtained. In any case, a detailed assessment should be made before surgery and the most appropriate timing should be determined according to individual circumstances.
Dimple Aesthetics is usually completed in about 30 to 45 minutes. However, the exact duration of the operation may vary depending on the patient's anatomical features, desired results and the surgeon's preferred techniques. In general, the surgeon first carefully evaluates the patient's facial structure, then determines a suitable dimple location and creates a dimple by making an incision in this area.
The operation is usually performed under local anesthesia and patients are usually discharged the same day. However, full recovery can take several weeks and it is important for patients to carefully follow the doctor's instructions.
