FACE LIFT (Meloplasty)
The medical term for this procedure is meloplasty which literally means to shape or mould the cheek however even plastic surgeons refer to the procedure as a facelift. Read more
The medical term for this procedure is meloplasty which literally means to shape or mould the cheek however even plastic surgeons refer to the procedure as a facelift. Read more
In patients who have excess or loose upper eyelid skin they may be a candidate for upper blepharoplasty surgery. This procedure aims to remove the excess hooding, improve visual obstruction and the scar, although always present, is often concealed in the upper eyelid crease.
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The eyebrow region needs to be critically assessed with relation to the upper eyelids, forehead and hairline. There are multiple factors at play which is why it is important to be formally assessed by a qualified plastic surgeon for an accurate assessment. Read more
Some patients may notice a difference in the shape of one side of the face compared to the other or have concerns with the outline of their face and may have a contour deformity that can be caused by a number of things. Usually the underlying cause is a difference in the underlying bony structure of the face. This may be on one side or on both sides. Read more