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Cosmetic surgery
Buccal fat removal (bichectomy) in Manacor
The cheek fat pads are removed so that round faces look more triangular and the cheekbones are more defined.
Although it is a simple procedure, it is not right for everyone. Careful patient selection is essential, because in some cases the face can become too gaunt and age prematurely.
- Incision
- Less than 1 cm, inside the mouth
- After surgery
- Compression bandage for a few hours
- Common effects
- Swelling and bruising
How it is done
- The surgery is done inside the mouth, through an incision of less than one centimetre on each side.
- A compression bandage is then worn for a few hours.
- The most common side effects are swelling and bruising.
Experts in aesthetic medicine in Mallorca
Interested in buccal fat removal?
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Your journey at the clinic
What your treatment will look like
Medical assessment
A free first consultation: we listen to what you would like to improve and assess your skin, anatomy and medical history.
Tailored plan
An individual plan that combines techniques when appropriate. We explain the procedure, recovery and alternatives.
Treatment
Quality medical devices and products from pharmaceutical laboratories, always aiming for natural results.
Follow-up
We stay with you afterwards to check your progress and make sure the result is the one you wanted.
Frequently asked questions about buccal fat removal
Is buccal fat removal right for everyone?
No. Careful patient selection is essential, because in some cases the face can become too gaunt and age prematurely.
Does it leave a visible scar?
The incision is made inside the mouth and is less than one centimetre long on each side.
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