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Cheek Liposuction: Your Guide

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Introduction

Cheek liposuction is a highly effective procedure for individuals seeking to achieve a more contoured and defined facial appearance. At Australian Cosmetic Clinics, Dr Mark Kohout and his team provide personalised care, ensuring each patient is informed and supported. This guide explores how the procedure is performed, its variations, who it’s best suited for, and what makes Dr Kohout’s clinic a trusted choice.

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The Procedure: How Is It Performed?

Cheek liposuction involves removing targeted fat deposits from the cheek area to refine facial contours. Here’s an overview of the steps:

  1. Consultation and Customisation:
    Each procedure begins with a comprehensive consultation where your facial anatomy, goals, and overall health are evaluated. A tailored plan is then developed to achieve balanced results.
  2. Anaesthesia:
    Local or general anaesthesia is administered, depending on the complexity of the procedure and patient preference, to ensure maximum comfort.
  3. Incisions and Fat Removal:
    • Small, discreet incisions are made, often inside the mouth or along natural creases.
    • A fine cannula is inserted to gently remove fat deposits using suction. Precision is key to achieving proportional and natural-looking results.
  4. Closure and Recovery:
    The incisions are closed with dissolvable sutures (if necessary), and a compression garment may be applied to aid healing.

Liposuction Before and After Gallery

All photographs have been used with the patient’s express written permission. The information on this site is not intended to replace expert medical advice. There are risks associated with any surgical or invasive operation. You should obtain the advice of a licensed health professional before continuing.

Different Types of Cheek Liposuction

While the general approach remains consistent, variations can be applied based on individual needs:

  • Traditional Cheek Liposuction: Focuses on reducing fat in specific areas of the cheeks to address contour and symmetry.
  • Buccal Fat Removal: A procedure targeting fat pads located deeper in the cheeks for patients with fuller or “rounder” facial features.
  • Combination Procedures: Cheek liposuction can be combined with other treatments, such as jawline contouring or chin liposuction, for a more comprehensive facial change.

Am I a Good Candidate for Cheek Liposuction?

You might be a good candidate if you:

  • Have fuller cheeks due to stubborn fat deposits rather than loose skin.
  • Are in good overall health, without medical conditions that could impair healing.
  • Maintain a stable weight, as significant fluctuations can affect results.
  • Hold realistic expectations, understanding that the procedure alters natural contours rather than creating drastic changes.

Who May Not Be Suitable?

  • Individuals with significant skin laxity or those requiring skin-tightening procedures.
  • People with underlying medical conditions such as clotting disorders or poorly controlled chronic illnesses.
  • Patients with unrealistic expectations or seeking dramatic alterations may require additional consultation.

Possible Benefits of Cheek Liposuction

  1. Enhanced Facial Definition: Removes excess fat to create a more contoured and proportionate look.
  2. Natural-Looking Results: Tailored to complement your unique facial structure.
  3. Minimally Invasive: Small incisions mean reduced downtime and minimal scarring.

Why Choose Dr Kohout’s Clinic?

Dr Mark Kohout’s clinic stands out for several reasons:

  1. Experience and Training:
    Dr Kohout is a highly regarded surgeon with decades of experience in cosmetic procedures, particularly in facial aesthetics.
  2. Personalised Care:
    Every patient receives a thorough consultation and a customised treatment plan designed to meet their goals.
  3. State-of-the-Art Facilities:
    Dr Kohout uses facilities with advanced technology, ensuring procedures are performed with precision and safety.
  4. Comprehensive Aftercare:
    The team provides detailed recovery guidelines and ongoing support to ensure a smooth healing process.

FAQs About Cheek Liposuction

How long does the procedure take?

The surgery typically lasts 1–2 hours, but this can vary depending on the complexity of the case.

Is cheek liposuction permanent?

Yes, the results are long-lasting as the removed fat cells do not regenerate. However, maintaining a stable weight is essential to preserve the outcome.

Will I have visible scars?

Incisions are usually made inside the mouth or in inconspicuous locations, resulting in minimal to no visible scarring.

How soon can I return to normal activities?

Most patients resume light activities within a week, but strenuous exercise should be avoided for at least 4–6 weeks.

Are there any risks involved?

As with any surgical procedure, there are risks such as infection or uneven contours. Choosing a skilled surgeon like Dr Kohout significantly minimises these risks.

Here is the link to our complete risks and complications page:

Risks and Complications of Plastic Surgery

How much swelling should I expect?

Swelling is normal and peaks within the first few days post-surgery. It typically subsides significantly after two weeks, with residual swelling resolving within a few months.

Cheek liposuction offers a refined, adjustment to your facial profile. With Dr Mark Kohout’s experience and commitment to patient satisfaction, you can confidently achieve your aesthetic goals.

To learn more or schedule a consultation, visit Australian Cosmetic Clinics. Take the first step toward a more defined you.

Further Reading about Liposuction with Sydney Specialist Plastic Surgeon Dr Mark Kohout

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