At Kamol Hospital, our surgeons combine precision and artistry to create balanced, natural beauty. We offer a wide range of procedures, including rhinoplasty (nose surgery), facelift, forehead contouring, chin and jaw reshaping, and cheekbone refinement.With careful attention to proportion and harmony, our expert surgeons help you achieve a face that looks natural, youthful, and beautifully balanced, enhancing your confidence with results you can trust.
Rhinoplasty / Nose Job
As facial features go, the nose is the most prominent and easily distinguishable. It most often needs cosmetic improvement to create balance, symmetry, beauty, and function. A beautiful nose is useless if breathing is difficult or impossible. Noses are unique, varying in size and shape significantly. Our talented surgeons, always with the eye of an artist, will create a nose that is beautiful and functional.
It is important to pick the right surgeon for a Rhinoplasty because although it is the most common worldwide surgery, it is also highly technical and challenging. Many people using inexperienced surgeons are unhappy with their results and often need expensive revisions. Our Surgeons have decades of experience and perform thousands of surgeries a year on every type and ethnicity of nose worldwide.
A Good Candidate for Rhinoplasty
- Wants to improve nose appearance: This is why people opt for rhinoplasty. They may want to change their nose’s shape, size, or appearance to match their facial features better or correct a deformity.
- Physically healthy: Any surgical procedure requires good health. This includes a stable medical condition and tolerance for the anesthetic and surgical procedure.
- Realistic expectations: Patients need realistic expectations about the surgery’s outcome. Rhinoplasty can significantly improve but cannot completely change the nose’s appearance. The surgeon will explain the limitations and what can be expected from the surgery.
- Don’t smoke: Smoking can increase the risk of complications during and after the surgery, such as slow wound healing, infection, and poor scarring. Therefore, the patient needs to quit smoking before and after the surgery.
- Knows the risks and complications of rhinoplasty well: Like any surgical procedure, rhinoplasty does carry some risks and complications. Patients should be well-informed about these risks and should be willing to accept them before undergoing the surgery. Some possible complications include bleeding, infection, anesthesia reactions, dissatisfaction with the results, and the need for revision surgery. The surgeon will discuss these risks with the patient before the surgery and answer any questions they may have.
Additionally, it is important to note that adults are the best candidates for rhinoplasty, as the nose has fully grown and developed by age 16. Patients should also be emotionally stable and well-informed about the procedure and its recovery process.
Rhinoplasty techniques
During the procedure, the surgeon will examine the patient’s nose and design a new shape in harmony with the rest of the face to achieve the desired results. Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers various types of rhinoplasty, such as:
1- Bridge Reduction Rhinoplasty:
This procedure is performed under general anesthesia to reduce the height of the nose bridge. The surgeon will make incisions inside the nostrils to access the nasal bones, which will be sculpted to create a more balanced and aesthetically pleasing shape. This type of rhinoplasty can address issues such as a too-high or too-large nose or an inadequately curved bridge. The surgery typically takes 2-3 hours, and patients must stay in the hospital overnight. Recovery time is generally around one week.
2- Hump Reduction Rhinoplasty:
This procedure is used to reduce a prominent nasal hump, which can give the nose a masculine appearance. Depending on the size of the hump, the method can be performed under local or general anesthesia. The incisions are made inside the nostrils to minimize visible scarring. The surgery typically takes 1-2 hours, and patients must stay in the hospital overnight. Recovery time is generally around one week.
3- Tip Shortening Rhinoplasty:
This procedure reduces the length of the nasal tip. The incisions are made inside the nostrils to minimize visible scarring. The surgery typically takes about one hour and is performed under local anesthesia. Patients can return home immediately after the procedure. Recovery time is generally around one week.
4- Nasal Tip Correction Rhinoplasty:
This procedure reshapes large, wide, or flat nostrils to make them look petite, attractive, and feminine. The surgeon adjusts the nose tip, making it slimmer and slightly lifted. This procedure can be performed under local anesthesia and typically takes about one hour. Patients can return home immediately after the procedure, and recovery time is generally around one week.
5- Lateral Osteotomy Rhinoplasty:
This procedure is used to narrow the sides of the nose, correct an open-roof deformity after hump reduction, and create symmetry by straightening the nasal bone framework. It involves making incisions inside the nostrils to access the nasal bones and reshape them as needed.
6- Nasal Tip Rotation, Drooping, and Ptosis Correction Rhinoplasty:
This procedure corrects issues with the nasal tip’s rotation, drooping, or ptosis (sagging). It involves adjusting the tip of the nose to lift it upward and increase the angle between the upper lip and the edge of the nose. This can be done through incisions inside the nostrils to minimize visible scarring.
7- Spreading Graft Rhinoplasty:
This procedure involves using alar cartilage as a spreader graft to improve functional deficiencies within the nose. This can be done through incisions inside the nostrils to minimize visible scarring. The alar cartilages are taken from the patient’s nose and used to improve the internal structure of the nose, such as to improve breathing. The surgery takes about 2-3 hours. Overnight hospital admission is required. The recovery period is approximately one week.
8- Septoplasty:
This surgical procedure corrects a deviated septum, the partition between the two nostrils. It is done by straightening the septum, which improves airflow through the nose and can also help relieve breathing difficulties. The surgery can be done through incisions inside the nostrils to minimize visible scarring. The procedure typically takes about 1-2 hours, and recovery time is generally around one week.
9- Perinasal Augmentation Rhinoplasty:
This procedure raises the upper nasolabial line, which is the area between the nose’s side and the mouth’s corner. An incision is made inside the mouth, and an implant is inserted to fill in hollow wrinkles around the side nostrils, improving the area’s appearance. The procedure typically takes about 1-2 hours, and recovery time is generally around one week.
10- Alarplasty:
This procedure is used to reshape and narrow the excessively wide nostrils. The procedure is done by making incisions inside the nostrils, which is done under local anesthesia. The surgery typically takes about 30 minutes, and patients can return home immediately after the procedure. Recovery time is generally around one week.
Preparing for Rhinoplasty
- Consult with your surgeon to determine if rhinoplasty is appropriate for you and discuss your surgery goals.
- Undergo a physical examination, blood tests, chest X-ray, and electrolyte tests.
- Have a CT scan if needed.
- Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol at least one week before the surgery.
- Inform your surgeon about any medications, vitamins, or herbs you take. Some, such as aspirin, may interfere with blood clotting and must be stopped before the surgery.
Post-operative Care for Rhinoplasty
- Keep your head elevated to reduce bleeding and swelling.
- Follow your surgeon’s instructions for protecting and supporting your nose with a splint, usually worn for one week.
- Use a bath instead of a shower while you have bandages on your nose.
- Avoid strenuous activities for at least two weeks after surgery.
- Avoid making extreme facial expressions, such as smiling or laughing.
- Brush your teeth gently to limit movement of your upper lip.
- Do not wear eyeglasses or sunglasses on your nose for at least four weeks after surgery.
- Temporary swelling or bruising can occur for two to three weeks after surgery.
- Do not put ice or cold packs on your nose after surgery.
- Follow all post-operative instructions and attend all post-operative appointments as instructed by your surgeon.
Risks and Complications of Rhinoplasty:
Like any surgical procedure, rhinoplasty carries certain risks. Although rare, these may include:
- Infection
- Damage to the bones in the forehead
- Facial asymmetry
- Adverse reaction to anesthesia
- Suture rupture along an incision line
- Visible scarring
- Fluid accumulation under the skin (seroma)
- Clotted blood accumulation within the tissues (hematoma)
- Dissatisfaction with the appearance after surgery
- Injury to the facial nerves.
Discussing these risks with your surgeon before the surgery is essential to ensure a clear understanding of the potential complications and how to best manage them.
Recovery:
After the surgery, you will likely have a nasal splint to protect and support your nose for a few days. You may experience swelling and bruising around the eyes, which typically subsides within a week. Taking at least a two-week break from work is recommended to allow for proper healing. Avoid strenuous exercise for at least two weeks. It may take up to four months to see a good idea of the final result, but the outcome may take up to a year. The reshaping of the nasal structure can significantly affect a person’s appearance, but swelling takes time to subside entirely. This is particularly true for revision rhinoplasty, so choosing a skilled and experienced surgeon is important.
Understanding the importance of an experienced expert in Rhinoplasty
- Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job, is a surgical procedure that changes the shape and size of the nose. It is important to use an experienced surgeon for this procedure because the nose is a complex and delicate structure that requires precise surgical techniques to achieve the desired results.
- An experienced surgeon will have a deep understanding of the anatomy of the nose and the way it relates to the rest of the face. They will also be familiar with the various techniques that can be used to make changes to the nose, and they will know which methods are best suited to each individual patient’s needs.
- An experienced surgeon will also have a good eye for aesthetics and will be able to create a natural-looking result that complements the patient’s face rather than looking artificial or out of proportion. They can also anticipate and avoid potential complications during the procedure.
- Additionally, an experienced surgeon will have an extensive portfolio of previous work and can show you examples of the results you can expect from the procedure. This can give you an idea of how the final result will look.
- In summary, an experienced surgeon will have the skill, knowledge, and expertise to perform a successful rhinoplasty procedure that achieves the desired results. It is important to choose a qualified and experienced surgeon to minimize the risk of complications and ensure the outcome is natural-looking and harmonious with the rest of the face.
- Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is considered an expert in rhinoplasty for several reasons. Firstly, the hospital has a team of highly skilled and experienced surgeons who specialize in this procedure. These surgeons have extensive training and experience in performing rhinoplasty and a deep understanding of the anatomy of the nose and the various techniques that can be used to make changes to it.
- Secondly, Kamol Hospital has state-of-the-art facilities and equipment for safe and precise surgical procedures. This includes advanced imaging technology for accurate procedure planning and surgical instruments and techniques that will enable minimal scarring and a faster recovery time.
- Thirdly, Kamol Hospital is known for achieving natural-looking results that complement the patient’s face. The surgeons at Kamol Hospital are skilled in creating a result that is in harmony with the rest of the face, and they understand the importance of achieving a balance between form and function.
- Finally, Kamol Hospital provides patients with comprehensive care and support, from initial consultation to post-operative follow-up. This includes pre-operative and post-operative care and various services to support patients during recovery.
Overall, Kamol Hospital’s combination of experienced surgeons, state-of-the-art facilities, and commitment to patient care make it a leading expert in rhinoplasty.
Why is Kamol Cosmetic Hospital the destination for the Revision Rhinoplasty / Nose Job?
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, we understand the importance of a well-crafted nose in facial aesthetics. Rhinoplasty is a highly skilled procedure requiring great precision, attention to detail, and artistry. Our surgeons are highly trained and experienced in performing rhinoplasty, led by Dr. Kamol Pansritum, who has performed over 10,000 cases. Our team includes professional plastic surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, dentists, and other specialists who work together to create and reshape noses perfectly.
We analyze the overall face and facial parts such as the forehead, eyebrows, eyes, cheekbones, nose, chin, jaw, etc., make artistic illustrations, and plan the surgery by considering proportion, angle, and harmony in each facial part to achieve an attractive and harmonious appearance. Our clients are satisfied with the results.
We are proud to have one of the world’s most talented and experienced teams. With consistently good results and satisfied clients, we have become a top destination for rhinoplasty. Our hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), a prestigious global healthcare organization, and we prioritize every patient’s total safety, security, and privacy.
Blepharoplasty / Eyelid Surgery in Bangkok Thailand
The eyes are often called the window to the soul, playing a crucial role in facial expression and conveying emotions. The classic almond shape, with its elongated curve, longer lashes, and subtly thinned eyebrows, is a highly desired aesthetic.
Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is a surgical procedure designed to enhance the appearance of the eyelids. Whether your goal is to achieve a more youthful look, address sagging skin, or create more defined eyelids, eyelid surgery can help you achieve your desired aesthetic.
A well-defined upper eyelid crease contributes to a youthful and refreshed appearance. However, many individuals of Asian descent have no or only partial eyelid creases. The presence of excess fat within the eyelid (orbital fat) can obscure the crease, making the eyes appear smaller or less alert.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers a comprehensive range of eyelid surgery procedures to refine the shape and size of your eyes, creating a more attractive and balanced appearance. These procedures can address various concerns, including drooping eyelids, excess skin, under-eye bags, and wrinkles.
1. Double Eyelid Surgery
This procedure is highly popular among individuals of Asian descent who desire more defined or prominent double eyelids. It can create a more alert and youthful appearance. Two primary techniques are offered:
- Open Double Eyelid Surgery Technique: This technique involves making an incision in the eyelid crease. Through this incision, the surgeon removes excess fat and skin, creating a new, well-defined crease.
- Suturing Double Eyelid Surgery Technique:This technique uses sutures to create a double eyelid crease without the need for a surgical incision. It is less invasive and has a faster recovery time. The surgeon carefully places sutures to create the desired crease, thus resulting in a natural-looking double eyelid.
2. Eye Ptosis Correction
Eye ptosis, or drooping eyelid, is a condition where the upper eyelid sags or droops. It can occur due to aging, congenital factors, or medical conditions. The surgical technique used depends on the severity of the ptosis:
- Mild to Moderate Ptosis: In cases of mild to moderate ptosis, the surgeon focuses on tightening and repositioning the levator muscle, which is responsible for lifting the eyelid. This helps to restore the eyelid’s natural function and improve its position.
- Severe Ptosis: For individuals with severe ptosis, where the levator muscle is significantly weakened, the surgeon may use a frontalis muscle flap from the forehead to support the eyelid.
3. Lower Eyelid Surgery
This procedure addresses common signs of aging around the eyes, such as dark circles, wrinkles, and sagging skin. It creates a smoother, more youthful under-eye area, thus contributing to a refreshed and rejuvenated appearance.
- Transconjunctival Eyelid Surgery Technique: This technique is suitable for individuals with under-eye bags (puffiness) but whose skin and tissues still have good elasticity. The incision is made inside the eyelid (transconjunctival), leaving no visible scar. Excess fat is removed through this incision, and the incision is then closed with dissolvable sutures.
- Transcutaneous Eyelid Surgery Technique: This technique is used for those with sagging skin, under-eye bags, or wrinkles, and where the skin has less elasticity. The incision is made just below the lower eyelashes (transcutaneous). Excess fat is removed, the muscle is tightened, and excess skin is trimmed. Sutures are then used to close the incision.
4. Epicanthoplasty
This procedure reduces or eliminates the epicanthic fold; a fold of skin that covers the inner corner of the eye, common in individuals of Asian descent. By removing or repositioning this fold, the eyes appear larger, brighter, and more open.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers three epicanthoplasty techniques to address varying degrees of epicanthic folds:
- W-Epicanthoplasty: The surgeon makes a W-shaped incision at the inner corner of the eye. This method is suitable for individuals with a more pronounced epicanthic fold. It allows for greater flexibility in adjusting the angle and extent of the medial canthus (inner corner of the eye).
- Z-Epicanthoplasty: This technique involves rearranging the skin at the inner corner of the eye without removing any skin. The scar is less visible compared to the W-shaped incision. It is suitable for those with a moderate epicanthic fold.
- V-Epicanthoplasty: This technique is used for mild epicanthic folds. It involves a V-shaped incision and carefully preserves the natural downward tip of the medial canthus. The surgeon must precisely control the dissection to achieve natural-looking results.
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5. Canthoplasty
This procedure focuses on the outer corner of the eye (lateral canthus), improving its shape and position for a more balanced, youthful, and natural appearance.
- Lateral Canthoplasty: This cosmetic surgery creates a change in the horizontal dimension of the eye, effectively making the eyes appear wider. It can enlarge the outer edge of the eye by approximately 2-3 mm. Lateral canthoplasty can be performed in conjunction with double eyelid surgery and epicanthoplasty to further enhance the eyes.
- Canthopexy (Cat Eyes): This minor procedure strengthens and stabilizes the lateral canthal tendon, which helps to tighten a drooping lower eyelid or correct ectropion (outward turning of the eyelid). Canthopexy repositions the outer corner of the eye where the eyelids meet, thus creating a subtle upward lift and restoring a more youthful look. It can uplift the eye by around 5 mm.
- Lowering Canthoplasty: In some individuals of East Asian descent, the lateral canthus may be positioned too high, giving the eyes an unnatural appearance. Lowering canthoplasty can move the lateral canthus downward by approximately 3-5 mm. Incisions are made in the upper and lower eyelids, and the canthal ligament is repositioned and adjusted to achieve a more balanced and harmonious eye shape.
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Post-operative Care for Blepharoplasty
Proper post-operative care is essential to minimize discomfort, promote healing, and achieve optimal results after blepharoplasty. Here are some key instructions:
- Cold Compress: For the first two to four hours after surgery, apply a cold pack (cold towel or gel pack) over the eyelids to reduce swelling and bruising.
- Elevated Head: Sleep and rest with your head slightly elevated for at least a week to help minimize swelling.
- Avoid Straining: Take extra caution when coughing or sneezing to prevent bleeding or putting pressure on the incisions.
- Dietary Restrictions: Refrain from smoking, drinking alcoholic beverages, and eating salty, spicy, or preserved/pickled foods for 1-2 weeks, as these can increase swelling and hinder healing.
- Hygiene: 24 hours after the surgery, the plaster may be removed, and the face can be gently cleaned with a moist cloth. Avoid rubbing or applying pressure to the eyelids.
Risks and Complications for Blepharoplasty
While eyelid surgery is generally a safe and effective procedure, it’s important to be aware of the potential risks and complications. These can include:
- Swelling and bruising: These are common side effects and usually subside within a few weeks.
- Bleeding: There is a risk of bleeding during or after the surgery, although this is typically minor and easily controlled.
- Dry eyes: Some patients may experience temporary dryness in the eyes after surgery.
- Sensitivity to light: The eyes may be more sensitive to light for a few weeks after the procedure.
- Difficulty closing eyes: In rare cases, patients may have difficulty fully closing their eyes, especially during sleep. This usually resolves as the swelling subsides.
- Ectropion: This is a condition where the lower eyelid turns outward. It is a rare complication of lower eyelid surgery.
- Infection: There is a risk of infection with any surgical procedure, although this is uncommon with blepharoplasty.
- Pain: Some pain and discomfort are expected after surgery, but this can be managed with pain medication.
- Scarring: Incisions are typically made in the natural creases of the eyelids to minimize scarring. However, some visible scarring may occur.
- Temporary or permanent change in vision: This is an extremely rare complication.
Recovery from Blepharoplasty
During the first week of recovery, you will likely experience some discomfort from swelling, bruising, irritation, and dry eyes. These symptoms can be managed with medication, cold compresses, and ointment.
Most patients can return to work and light activities within 7-10 days after surgery. However, it may take several weeks for the swelling to completely subside and for the final results to become apparent.
Why You Should Choose Kamol Cosmetic Hospital for Eyelid Surgery
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital has earned a strong reputation as a leading center for cosmetic surgery, particularly for eyelid reshaping procedures. Several factors contribute to its prominence in this field:
- Expertise and Experience: The hospital boasts a team of highly skilled and experienced plastic surgeons specializing in eyelid reshaping. These surgeons have extensive experience performing a wide range of procedures, ensuring patients receive the best possible care and achieve optimal results. Dr. Kamol, the hospital’s founder, is a renowned expert in facial feminization surgery and has performed thousands of successful eyelid procedures.
- Advanced Technology and Equipment: Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and equipment, allowing surgeons to utilize the latest advancements in eyelid surgery. This includes techniques like laser eyelid surgery, which can be less invasive and offer a faster recovery. We also invest in the latest technology to ensure patients receive the most advanced and effective treatments.
- Personalized Treatment Plans: The hospital emphasizes personalized treatment plans, recognizing that each patient has unique needs and goals. Surgeons work closely with patients to develop a tailored surgical plan that addresses their specific concerns and desired outcomes.
- Comprehensive Care: Kamol Cosmetic Hospital provides comprehensive care throughout the entire surgical journey, from pre-operative consultations and assessments, to post-operative care and follow-up appointments. This ensures patients receive continuous support and monitoring throughout the process.
- High Patient Satisfaction: The hospital has a track record of high patient satisfaction rates for eyelid reshaping procedures. Patients report feeling more confident and satisfied with their appearance following surgery.
- Convenient Location: Located in Bangkok, Thailand, Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is easily accessible to both domestic and international patients. Its central location makes it a convenient choice for those seeking high-quality eyelid surgery.
Alarplasty Reshape of the Nostrils in Bangkok, Thailand
Alarplasty is a surgical procedure to reshape and reduce the size of nostrils. A small, wedge-shaped piece of skin is removed to create smaller, narrower nostrils. Alarplasty is a popular procedure combined with rhinoplasty to refine and beautify the nose shape.
Rhinoplasty is a general term for any operation designed to change the nose shape and size, such as hump removal, correcting bulbous or droopy nasal tips, or other rhinoplasty surgeries to restore functionality, such as deviated septum; Alarplasty refers solely to the surgery to narrow the nostrils when the nostrils are too wide. Alarplasty involves removing skin from the nostrils and suturing the nostril closed, thereby narrowing the nostrils. The incisions are made inside the nose and are contained to only the nose.
A Good Candidate for Alarplasty
- People who feel have a wide alar flare and wide nostrils
- Healthy
- Realize expectation
Four techniques for alarplasty
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers various techniques for alarplasty are as follows:
1. To reduce an alar flare by alar wedge resection technique is performed by a wedge excision 1-2 mm above the alar facial- groove and then suture, this technique is suited for someone who has a wide alar flare.
2. A sliding alar flap technique narrows the alar base so the incision scar is outside the nostril base. This procedure is available for someone who has optimal nostrils but needs a narrow alar base.
3. A nostril excision is performed to narrow the alar base. The incision scar is at the base of the nostrils. This technique is available for someone who has a wide nostrils base.
4. Combination of alar wedge resection and a nostril excision.
Preparation for alarplasty
- Consult with your surgeon
- Stop smoking before surgery at least two weeks
- Stop some medicines, vitamins, or herbs that interfere with blood clotting, such as aspirin
Summary
Alarplasty is a simple and quick procedure that can transform the face. The nose takes center stage in the face and greatly affects overall beauty and looks. Flared and large nostrils are easily fixed with this surgery, and it often complements a rhinoplasty for a significantly better nose.
Procedure for alarplasty
- Local anesthesia
- Incision above the nasal crease or the way around the mark site; remove the tissue out
- Sutures and adjust the shape of the nostrils
Post-operative care for alarplasty
- Elevate the head to reduce the swelling
- Stop eating salty foods for 1-2 weeks to reduce swelling
- Stop alcohol two weeks after surgery
- Follow up with a doctor one month after surgery
- Keep clean every day
- Take stitches off seven days after surgery
- The wound will be healing well and takes 1-3 months
- Follow all post-operative instructions and attend all post-operative appointments
Risk and Complications for Alarplasty
- After surgery, there may be redness, swelling, bleeding, or infection
- Scarring
- Asymmetry nostrils
Recovery for Alarplasty
You can return to work after one week; swelling persists for 1-2 weeks. Avoid strenuous exercise for a few weeks. The final result will be seen in four weeks, and then improvement will continue for several months.
Facial Surgery / Contouring / Rejuvenation in Bangkok Thailand
Creating an enhanced symmetry, balance, and a more appealing facial shape. Facial contouring and adjusting proportions, all with an artistic approach. Contouring consists of a series of adjustments to the bone structure that combine to create a more youthful and appealing appearance.
Horizontal lines divide the face into three equal parts from hairline to chin as follows:
- The upper part starts from the top of the hairline to the eyebrows, and the proportion should be around 1/3 of the entire face length.
- The middle part begins from the eyebrows to the nose tip. The ratio should be approximately 1/3 of the whole range.
- The lower part starts from the nose tip to the chin. The proportion should be around 1/3 of the entire face length.
1. The upper part of facial surgery includes:
- A hair transplant (See more)
- Hairline lowering (See more)
- Eyebrow lift (See more)
- Forehead contouring, Forehead shaving (See more)
- Forehead augmentation (See more)
2. The middle part of facial surgery includes:
- Blepharoplasty (See more)
- Rhinoplasty (See more)
- Cheekbone Reduction, Zygomatic Reduction (See more)
- Cheekbone Augmentation (See more)
3. The lower part of facial surgery includes:
- Lips Reshaping (See more)
- Chin Reduction (See more)
- Chin Augmentation (See more)
- Jaws Reduction (See more)
- Jaws Augmentation (See more)
Preparing for facial surgery
- Consult with a highly skilled plastic surgeon experienced in adjusting facial structures at high risk for complications. You will discuss your surgical goals, medical condition, and treatments
- The surgeons will evaluate your general health status with a blood test, chest x-ray, and facial CT scan. You will consult with an anesthesiologist if you need to perform under general anesthesia.
- Avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs, and herbal supplements, as they can increase bleeding and bruising for at least two weeks
- Stop smoking for at least two weeks
- Stop eating and drinking at least 6 hours before surgery.
Post-operative care for face surgery
- Keep the head elevated for a few days after surgery to reduce swelling.
- Apply ice compresses to your face for 30 minutes throughout a few days of recovery to reduce swelling and ease discomfort.
- If you have an oral surgical incision, often use mouthwash to keep the mouth moist and prevent infection.
- Wear a facial compression garment for at least one month to support your face, reduce swelling, and adjust your face shape.
- Keep clean the surgical wound, and shampoo after surgery for two days
- Seven days after surgery, take stitches off, and you can go back to work as usual after surgery two weeks
- Avoid heavy exercise for at least one month.
- Follow all post-operative instructions and all post-operative appointment
Risks and Complications for Face Surgery
The possible side effects of face surgery will be as follows:
- Infection from a surgical wound or the implants
- Numbness will happen from a surgical wound or around. It will be resolved within a few weeks, and some may find it takes several months
- Swelling
- Hematoma
- Painful, it will be applied ice compresses or takes a painkiller
- Bruising
- Nerve damage will have occurred; it can recover in a few weeks or take several months
- Facial asymmetry
- Bleeding
- Implant failure will happen from infection or body reject
- Poor healing
- Tissue necrosis comes from poor blood circulation
- Scarring
Why is Kamol Cosmetic Hospital famous for its Facial Harmony?
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, located in Bangkok, Thailand, is a popular destination for facial contouring procedures due to its reputation for providing high-quality care and producing natural-looking results. The hospital is known for its state-of-the-art facilities and experienced surgeons.
Expertise:
One reason Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is famous for facial contouring procedures is the level of expertise of its surgeons. The surgeons at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital are highly trained and experienced in performing various facial contouring procedures and are known for their ability to create natural-looking results that harmonize with the patient’s overall facial structure.
Range of Services:
Another reason Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is famous is its range of services. The hospital offers facial contouring procedures, including jaw surgery, brow lift, rhinoplasty, genioplasty, and facial implants. This allows patients to complete multiple procedures in one trip, saving them time and money.
Technological Advancements:
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is also famous for its use of advanced technology and techniques. The hospital uses cutting-edge equipment and techniques to ensure patient results. This includes using 3D imaging technology to plan procedures, which helps ensure that patients are happy with the results of their surgery.
Comprehensive Aftercare Programs:
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital also offers a comprehensive aftercare program to ensure patients recover comfortably and quickly. This includes detailed post-operative care instructions and follow-up appointments to monitor their progress.
In summary, Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is famous for facial contouring procedures due to its reputation for providing high-quality care, having experienced surgeons, offering a range of services, using advanced technology, and offering a comprehensive aftercare program.
Lip Surgery: Augmentation / Reduction Bangkok Thailand
Lips are one of the most defining characteristics of female attractiveness and beauty. Beautiful female lips are full, moist and plump.
Popular lip surgeries include increasing or reducing the volume of a lip, lifting a droopy lip and adjusting the lip shapes in order to create a more attractive and youthful appearance. At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital we offer numerous methods of lip surgery and perioral surgery as follows:
- Lips Reduction
- Increasing lip volume
- Horn Chestnut- shaped lip
- Upper Lip Lift
- Cupid Bow Lip Enhancement
- Philtrum enhancement
- Lips Enhancement
- Corner Lip Lift
- Dimples Surgery
1. Lip Reduction
Lip reduction is a surgical procedure that enhances the facial appearance by reducing the volume of upper, lower or both lips. The incisions are closed with absorbable sutures (stitches) that dissolve after 7-10 days. See picture 2.
The operation time takes less than one hour and is performed under local anesthesia.
2. Lip surgery with Horn chestnut-shaped lip
Horn chestnut-shaped lips surgery is a surgical procedure to make the upper lip chestnut-shaped. The upper lip is made to curve upwards whilst the central part curves downward like a bow. The upper lips will reveal the teeth which is a very youthful attractive look. Whether the horn chestnut-shaped lip surgery can be performed depends on the original shape and size of the upper lip and facial proportions.
3. Lip surgery by Upper Lip Lift
The upper lip lift is a surgical procedure that shortens the philtrum (space between the nose and the top of the mouth) This often gets longer with age. This procedure turns the lip upwards, increasing the visible part of the upper lip and reducing the length between the nose and the top lip. The result is a much more youthful and attractive look.
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital we offer three methods for lip lifts as follows:
3.1. Upper lip lift with Sub Nasal Bullhorn technique, An incision scar will be made along the base of the nose where it is less visible. The incision is shaped like a bullhorn. The upper lip is pulled up toward the nose.
3.2 Upper lip lift with a direct lip. The incision is made above the upper lip and the lip is remodelled to the desired lool. The excess skin is then removed. The benefit of this technique is that it shorterns long aging drooping lips but the downside is that it leaves a faint scar.
4. Lip surgery by Cupid Bow Lip Enhancement
The Cupid bow is where there is the double curve or M shape of the upper lip like the bow of Cupid. Cupid bow lip enhancement is a surgical procedure to increase the prominence of the Cupids bow with the use of filler injection or augmentation with the Acellular dermal matrix. The surgeon will mark 4 points (as in picture 6) they then insert the material through the border of the upper lip on both sides.
5. Lip surgery by Philtrum enhancement
The philtrum is a narrow groove between the nose and upper lip. Philtrum enhancement is a surgical procedure to improve the prominence of Philtrum making the upper lip more projected and beautiful. There are two methods for Philtrum enhancement as follows:
5.1 Philtrum enhancement with V-shave scar. The surgeon makes a 2-3 mm V shape incision at the base of a nose and removes the spare skin. This procedure will create a more prominent Philtrum.
5.2 Phitrum enhancement with augmentation, The surgeon makes 4 points and inserts the Acellular dermal matrix through both sides of the philtrum and then sutures.
6. Lip surgery by Lips Enhancement
Lip enhancement is a surgical procedure to adjust the shape of the upper, lower, or both lips to add more volume which adds significant beauty to a face. There are many methods of lip enhancement as follows:
6.1 Lip Enhancement by Autologous Cellular Regeneration (PRP) Lips lose perioral volume as we age. The use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is one of the most advanced procedures to improve muscle tissue vascularity and neuronal regeneration which increases the volume of the lips. This procedure is a minimally invasive lip rejuvenation procedure that uses PRP injections three times within three months. The result can be visible for up to 3 months.
6.2 Lips Enhancement by filler injection. This is the most popular non-surgical method and has been the standard non-permanent treatment for many years. The filler usually includes Hyaluronic acid and lasts around 6-12 months.
Advantage: Non-surgical with immediately visible results.
Disadvantage: Non-permanent. Repeated injections are needed wasting time and money. Possibility of allergy to Hyaluronic acid.
6.3 Lips Enhancement by the Acellular dermal matrix: This uses the patient’s own skin to create fuller lips. Acellular dermal matrix is a soft connective tissue graft generated by a decellularization process that preserves the extracellular skin matrix intact. In simplified terms, this procedure passes a piece of your skin that has been specially prepared through the lip. This procedure is performed under local anesthesia. The incision scar is on either side of the lip at 2 points and the skin matrix is passed through the lip.
6.4 Lips Enhancement by Fat Graft. Fat is sucked from the body in an area such as the abdomen or under the arm. The fat is extracted to only keep only the nano fat. This is then injected into the lips making them fuller. See picture 11.
Advantage: The fat comes from your own tissue so it can’t be rejected or cause an allergic reaction.
Disadvantage: Some fat that is injected may disappear, and the lip shape may be unbalanced. It will need to be repeated 1-2 times to become stable.
7. Lip surgery by Corner Lip Lift
The corner lip lift is a plastic procedure to improve the downturned lip corners that develop with age. The aging lips can develop an unhappy or even bitter appearance that cannot be treated with a facelift. A small incision is made at both sides of the Vermillion border and excess skin will be removed.
8. Dimples Surgery
Dimples are the indentations that occur when some people smile. They are most often located on the bottom of the cheeks. A suture from one side of the cheek muscle to the other is made and the stitching is tied to set the dimple permanently in place. This procedure is performed under local anesthesia.
Post-Operative care for Dimples Surgery
- Keep the oral wounds clean by drinking lots of water and using mouthwash for at least two weeks after surgery to prevent infection.
- Wait 3 days after surgery before using a toothbrush.
- Avoid sticky food.
- Try to talk as little as possible for 2-4 weeks to help prevent loose stitches.
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A good candidate for Lip Surgery
- Someone who is unsatisfied with their lips.
- Someone healthy. The patient must stop smoking at least one week before the surgery.
- Someone with realistic expectations.
Post-Operative Care for Lip Reshaping
- Apply ice pack on the lips within 24 hours to reduce pain and swelling.
- Elevate your head a few days to decrease swelling.
- Keep your lips moisturized.
- Keep incisions clean.
- Use a small toothbrush and brush carefully.
- Follow all postoperative instructions and attend all postoperative appointments.
Risk and Complications for Lip Reshaping
The lips are very sensitive. After surgery, you will likely have some minor side effects possibly including:
- Wound redness
- swelling
- Pain for a few days
- Numbness
- Bruising
- Hematoma
- Poor healing
- Asymmetry
Much rarer complications are:
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Scaring
Recovery for Lip Reshaping
In the following days after the surgery, patients will be given pain medication and given an ice pack to put on the lips to decrease pain and swelling. The patient can usually return to work within a week of surgery. The best results will be seen at about two to three months after surgery.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital: The perfect destination for more Attractive and Sexy Lips.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is a leading cosmetic surgery facility that specializes in various procedures to enhance physical appearance. One of their popular treatments is lip enhancement, which aims to create fuller, plumper, and more symmetrical lips.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers a variety of options for lip enhancement, including dermal fillers and lip implants. Dermal fillers, such as hyaluronic acid-based products like Juvederm and Restylane, are injected into the lips to add volume and definition. These fillers are made of a naturally occurring substance in the body and are considered safe and effective. They typically last for six to twelve months before needing to be re-injected.
Lip implants, on the other hand, are a more permanent solution. They are small, soft, and flexible devices that are inserted into the lips to add volume and shape. Lip implants are made of materials that are safe and well-tolerated by the body. These procedures are performed under local anesthesia and only take about 30 minutes.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital also offers a variety of other cosmetic procedures such as facelifts, nose jobs, eyelid surgery, and many more. They have a team of experienced and highly skilled plastic surgeons and nurses who are dedicated to providing the best care and outcomes for patients.
In summary,
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is the perfect destination for those looking to enhance their lips and achieve a more attractive and sexy look. They offer a range of safe and effective treatments, such as dermal fillers and lip implants, and are committed to providing patients with the best care and outcomes.
Ear Surgery or Otoplasty in Bangkok, Thailand
Ear surgery, or Otoplasty, can alter the shape, position, or proportion of the ears to improve appearance or correct a deformity from a congenital condition or injury.
A good candidate for Otoplasty
- Someone is unsatisfied with bat ear
- Healthy, no smoking
- Realistic expectation.
Otoplasty preparation
- Consultation with the surgeon to achieve your goal.
- Stop smoking at least one week before surgery.
- Stop some medicines, vitamins, or herbs that interfere with coagulation, such as aspirin.
Otoplasty Procedure:
The surgeon makes a small incision in the back of the ear to expose the cartilage, then sculpts the cartilage and bends it back towards the head. Non-removable stitches may be used to help maintain the new shape. Occasionally, the surgeon may remove a large piece of cartilage to provide a more natural-looking fold. The patient’s head will be wrapped in a bulky bandage immediately following surgery to promote the healing. The ears may throb or ache a little for a few days, but this can be relieved by medication.
Within a few days, the bulky bandages will be replaced by lighter headdressing, similar to a headband. Be sure to follow your surgeon’s directions for using this dressing, especially at night. Stitches are usually removed or dissolved in about a week.
Postoperative Care for Otoplasty
- The ears may throb or ache a little for a few days, but this can be relieved by medication.
- Within a few days, the bulky bandages will be replaced by a lighter headdressing similar to a headband. Be sure to follow your surgeon’s directions for the use of this dressing, especially at night.
- Stitches are usually removed or dissolve in about a week.
- Avoid salty food to decrease the swelling.
Risks and Complications
- Swelling, redness, and bleeding will be happening a few days after surgery
- Scarring
- Asymmetry
- Infection
- Painful
Earlobe Repair
Earlobe repair is a relatively simple procedure to allow an earlobe to heal after incidents such as elongated piercing, stretching, tearing, and keloid scarring. In this procedure, the surgeon cuts away some healed skin on the inside of the torn earlobe. The fresh edges are sutured back together. The suture is removed after five days.
Nose Implant Surgery / Augmentation Rhinoplasty in Bangkok, Thailand
Rhinoplasty is one of the most popular plastic surgeries performed worldwide. However, it is a complex procedure and requires an experienced and skilled surgeon to minimize the risk of complications. Choosing a surgeon with a proven track record and a reputation in the industry is crucial. Our Hospital is renowned for performing thousands of successful rhinoplasties each year, and our surgeons are experts in working with all types of noses and ethnicities.
Rhinoplasty, a nose implant or augmentation, is a popular cosmetic surgery that aims to enhance the nose’s appearance. The nose is considered a key feature in determining facial attractiveness, and a nose that is well-proportioned to the face can improve confidence and self-esteem. In particular, rhinoplasty is commonly performed on Asian noses, which tend to be wide and flat with large nostrils.
The procedure can involve using silicone implants to lift the ridge of the nose and make it more attractive, as well as alarplasty to adjust the size of the nostrils. It is essential to choose a skilled and experienced surgeon who can tailor the surgery to suit the individual’s face, personality, gender, and age.
What conditions can be addressed with Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job, is a surgical procedure that can address various concerns related to the nose. Some common conditions that can be treated with rhinoplasty include:
- Nasal asymmetry: correcting a crooked or uneven nose
- Nasal obstruction: improving breathing by addressing issues such as a deviated septum
- Nasal tip issues: reshaping the tip of the nose to make it more proportionate to the rest of the face
- Nasal hump: removing a bump or hump on the bridge of the nose
- Nostril size: reducing the size of the nostrils to create a more balanced look
- Rhinophyma: treating an enlarged nose caused by rosacea.
It’s important to note that each individual’s case is unique, and some conditions may require a different approach and technique. Therefore, it’s recommended to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate your case and recommend the best course of treatment.
Consultations with the Surgeon
I think it’s essential to have initial conversations with the surgeon to express your desired outcomes clearly and receive professional guidance in making informed decisions. The surgeon will suggest appropriate procedures to achieve the desired nose shape and appearance during the consultation.
What are the differences between open and closed techniques in Rhinoplasty?
Open and closed rhinoplasty are surgical techniques used to perform a nose job.
- Open rhinoplasty involves making an incision across the columella (the area between the nostrils) to access the internal structures of the nose. This allows for greater visibility of the underlying cartilage and bone and enables the surgeon to make more extensive adjustments to the nose.
- Closed rhinoplasty, conversely, uses incisions made inside the nose, leaving no visible scars. The closed technique corrects nasal cartilage, bone, and septum. It has the benefit of a slightly shorter recovery time compared to open rhinoplasty.
Both techniques have advantages and disadvantages; choosing which one to use depends on the specific case and the surgeon’s preference. I’d appreciate it if you could discuss the options with a board-certified plastic surgeon.
Which procedure is better?
Closed rhinoplasty may have a slightly shorter recovery time and less swelling. Still, open rhinoplasty may be more suitable for complex cases that require more precision and visibility of the underlying structures.
It’s important to note that the surgeon decides which technique to use based on the individual case and the desired outcome. The differences between the two methods must be more significant to impact the recovery process or scarring significantly.
Rhinoplasty is one of the most popular plastic surgeries performed worldwide. However, it is a complex procedure and requires an experienced and skilled surgeon to minimize the risk of complications. Choosing a surgeon with a proven track record and a reputation in the industry is crucial. Our Hospital is renowned for performing thousands of successful rhinoplasties each year, and our surgeons are experts in working with all types of noses and ethnicities.
Of all facial surgeries, rhinoplasty has the most significant impact on the face’s overall appearance. It can significantly enhance the attractiveness of the nose and, in turn, positively impact self-confidence and self-esteem, leading to an overall improvement in quality of life.
Materials used in Nose Implant:
Some of the commonly used materials in rhinoplasty implants include:
- Soft silicone: Soft silicone is a popular choice for rhinoplasty implants as it is soft, pliable, and conforms to the natural contours of the nose. It is also biocompatible and non-reactive, which makes it safe to use in the body.
- e-PTFE (Expanded Polytetrafluoroethylene) sheet: e-PTFE is a lightweight, flexible, and strong synthetic material commonly used for nasal dorsum (bridge) augmentation in Asian rhinoplasty.
- Body tissue such as bone and cartilage: Sometimes, a patient’s body tissue may be used for the implant. Bone and cartilage can be taken from other body areas, such as the rib or ear, and used to shape and enhance the nose. This is a more natural option as it is the patient’s tissue, and the risk of rejection is lower.
- PMMA (Polymethyl methacrylate) Customized Implant: PMMA is a synthetic polymer commonly used in medical and dental applications. It is a strong and durable material that can be customized to suit the individual’s needs. It is also a good option for patients who want a long-lasting result.
It’s worth noting that the choice of implant material depends on the patient’s case, the surgeon’s preference and expertise, and the desired outcome. Consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon is crucial to determine the best implant material for you.
A good candidate for a Nose Implant:
You will be the right candidate if you are:
- Having a flat or drooping nose shape that you wish to improve.
- Being in good overall physical health.
- Having realistic expectations about the results of the surgery.
- Understand the risks and potential complications associated with the procedure and be willing to accept them.
- Being at an age where the nose has finished growing, usually around the age of 14 for girls and 16 for boys.
- Being emotionally stable and having a positive outlook.
Preparations for a Nose Implant:
Before undergoing augmentation rhinoplasty or a nose implant, it’s important to schedule a consultation with the surgeon to discuss the procedure, your goals, and other important factors. The surgeon will also assess your medical history, conduct a physical examination, and ask for lab tests to determine your eligibility for the surgery.
It’s crucial to follow the surgeon’s instructions and guidelines for preparation, including:
- Avoid medications containing aspirin or ibuprofen for at least two weeks before and after the surgery, as they may increase bleeding.
- Avoiding herbal remedies and over-the-counter supplements.
- Ceasing smoking and drinking alcohol for at least two weeks before and after the surgery, as they can impede the healing process.
- Following any additional instructions provided by the surgeon regarding diet, exercise, and skincare leading up to the surgery.
It’s important to be transparent with your surgeon about any medications you are taking, any underlying medical conditions, or any allergies you have so the surgeon can consider them when planning your surgery.
Nose Implant Procedure:
The nose implant procedure is typically performed using local or general anesthesia, depending on the surgeon’s recommendation.
The incision used in the procedure will depend on the type of surgery chosen and the surgeon’s preference. The closed technique makes incisions inside the nose, resulting in hidden scars, while the open technique uses an incision across the columella (the area between the nostrils), and the scar will be difficult to notice.
Once the incision is made, the implant will be placed on the dorsal bone. The shape of the implant will be adjusted to ensure it is balanced and looks natural with the face. The incision is then closed, and the surgery is typically performed under local or general anesthesia, typically lasting 45 minutes to one hour.
I want to let you know that the procedure may vary depending on the individual case and the surgeon’s preference and expertise.
Post-operative care for Nose Implant:
- Stitches inside the nose are absorbable sutures that will dissolve independently. Stitches on the outside have to be removed after 5-7 days after surgery.
- Keep your head above your chest when in bed to reduce bleeding and swelling. The surgeon will tape a splint to your nose for protection and support for about one week.
- Avoid strenuous activities such as aerobics and jogging.
- Take baths instead of showers while you have bandages on your nose.
- Do not blow your nose.
- Avoid extreme facial expressions, such as smiling or laughing.
- Brush your teeth gently to limit movement of your upper lip.
- Don’t rest eyeglasses or sunglasses on your nose for at least four weeks after the surgery to prevent pressure on your nose
- Swelling or bruising of your eyelids can occur for two to three weeks after surgery.
- Limiting your dietary sodium (salt) intake will help the swelling go away faster.
- Do not put anything such as ice or cold packs on your nose after surgery
- Follow all post-operative instructions and attend all post-operative appointments.
Following your surgeon’s instructions and guidelines for post-operative care is important to ensure a successful outcome.
Risks and Complications associated with Nose Implants:
- Scarring: Scarring is a potential risk of any surgical procedure, but the risk of visible scarring is usually minimal with a nose implant procedure.
- Bleeding: Some bleeding is normal after surgery, but excessive bleeding can lead to a hematoma (blood clot) and may require further surgery.
- Infection: An infection can occur at the incision site or around the implant. Antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent or treat a disease.
- Swelling, bruising, pain: These are common after a nose implant procedure and usually subside within a few weeks.
- Healing problems: Some patients may experience delayed healing or other issues with the healing process, which may require additional treatment.
- Extrusion of the implant: In rare cases, the implant may shift or become displaced, requiring further surgery to correct.
- Asymmetry: The nose may appear asymmetrical after the procedure, requiring additional surgery.
- Unsatisfactory results: Some patients may be unhappy with the final results of the surgery, which may require additional surgery to correct.
- Allergic reaction from the implant: In rare cases, the patient may develop an allergic reaction to the implant material, requiring the implant to be removed.
It’s important to note that the risks and complications may vary depending on the individual case and the surgeon’s preference and expertise.
Recovery Timeline for Nose Implants and Rhinoplasty:
The recovery process following a nose implant or rhinoplasty procedure varies for each individual. However, a general timeline can be as follows:
- In the first week, patients may experience swelling, bruising, and discomfort, and they must wear a cast or splint to protect the nose.
- In the first two weeks, the cast is usually removed, and any non-dissolvable stitches used will be removed. Patients may still experience some swelling and bruising, but it should start to subside.
- In the first month, most swelling and bruising should have dissipated, and patients can start seeing the surgery’s initial results.
- Two to six months: the final results of the surgery will become apparent as the swelling dissipates.
You should take at least one to two weeks off work for recovery and avoid strenuous activities such as sports and heavy lifting for at least four to six weeks after surgery.
Why do people choose Kamol Cosmetic Hospital for Nose Implant Surgery?
Nose implant Surgery, also known as rhinoplasty or a “nose job,” is a cosmetic procedure that is used to reshape the nose to improve its appearance or to correct structural issues that may be causing breathing problems. There are several reasons why someone may choose to have a nose implant, including:
- Improving the appearance of the nose: Many people are unhappy with the shape or size of their noses, and nose implant surgery can reshape the nose to make it more symmetrical or to reduce its size.
- Correcting structural issues: A nose implant surgery can also be used to correct structural issues that may be causing breathing problems, such as a deviated septum or a hump on the bridge of the nose.
- Improving self-esteem: A nose implant surgery can help improve self-esteem by giving someone a nose that they are happy with and feel confident about.
- Improve overall facial balance: A nose implant can help improve the face’s balance and symmetry.
It is important to have an expert perform nose implants because the procedure involves changing the delicate and complex structure of the nose. An expert, such as a plastic surgeon specializing in nasal surgery, will have the necessary training, experience, and skills to ensure the procedure is performed safely and effectively.
An expert in nose implant surgery will have a detailed understanding of the anatomy of the nose, the different techniques that can be used to reshape the nose, and the potential risks and complications associated with the procedure. They will also have experience working with other types of patients and will be able to create a customized treatment plan that considers the patient’s unique goals and medical history.
In addition, experts will know how to use the right type of implant to suit the patient’s unique needs and will be able to make adjustments and corrections, if necessary, to achieve the best possible results.
Overall, consulting with a qualified and experienced expert such as Dr. Kamol for a nose implant surgery is crucial for achieving the desired outcome and minimizing potential risks or complications.
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, we:
- A team of experienced and qualified surgeons who specialize in nasal surgery
- A good reputation and positive patient reviews
- A high success rate for nose implant surgery procedures
- A range of options for the type of implant
- Adequate facilities and equipment to perform the procedure safely and comfortably
- Are familiar with Asian and European noses
- A comprehensive after-care program
Why Thailand is a plastic surgery destination?
Thailand is a top destination for plastic and cosmetic surgery. The high quality and specialist skills of the surgeons, the first-class hospital treatments, and the affordable cost all add up to a satisfying all-around package. There is also the temptation to recover post-procedure in luxury hotels or recovery service apartments.
Forehead Contouring, Brow Bossing Contouring, Brow Reduction:
These procedures involve altering the shape and contours of the forehead and brow bones to better match typical female features.
- Forehead contouring is a surgical procedure that reduces the width and height of the forehead to create a more curved, rounded appearance. This can be done by shaving down the bone or by using a combination of bone-shaving and soft-tissue reshaping techniques.
- Brow bossing contouring is a procedure that targets the protruding brow bones (also known as brow bossing) that are commonly found in men. It can reduce the size and prominence of the brow bones to create a more natural arch to the eyebrows.
- Brow reduction is a procedure that addresses low-set or heavy eyebrows, which make them appear more masculine. It can be done by removing excess skin, fat, or bone to reposition the brows to a more feminine location.
Forehead Contouring:
Forehead contouring is a critical procedure for enhancing femininity and reducing masculinity of the upper facial features. Three main categories of forehead contouring are unique to the individual. The type of procedure needed can only be determined through a CT scan.
- Procedure Type 1: This procedure involves implanting an implant in the mid-forehead area to improve the forehead’s curve. Implant materials can include injectable material, fat grafts, or permanent implants.
- Procedure Type 2: This procedure involves shaving down the bone above the eye and frontal sinus areas using a contouring bur. The bone can be reduced by approximately 3-5 mm, and the incision is made behind the hairline, making it invisible.
- Procedure Type 3: This procedure is used when the bone in the frontal sinus area is too thin to shave down. The bone is removed, reshaped, and then replaced.
Forehead feminization surgery aims to create a smooth, balanced appearance by reducing the size of the brow bossing, frontal sinus, and orbital rims and making the forehead slope slightly forward. The specific procedure used will depend on the individual’s biology. Surgery is performed through incisions made behind the hairline to minimize the visibility of scarring. The goal is to perform the least invasive procedure possible.
A Good Candidate for Forehead Contouring:
- You have a typically masculine protruding frontal sinus bone, which can be contoured to create a more balanced facial shape.
- You are healthy and have realistic expectations about the procedure’s outcome.
- You understand the risks associated with the procedure, such as potential scarring, infection, and nerve damage.
- You have consulted with a qualified plastic surgeon and have discussed the procedure in detail.
- You have a clear understanding of the recovery process and the potential side effects.
- You clearly understand the cost of the procedure and any potential financing options.
Preparation for the forehead contouring:
Preparing for forehead contouring can be daunting, but it’s important to ensure the best possible outcome. To ensure a successful procedure, it’s important to:
- Consult a highly skilled and experienced plastic surgeon to discuss your surgical goals, medical conditions, and current treatments.
- Undergo a health status and psychological examination, including blood tests, chest X-rays, electrolyte levels, and HIV tests.
- A CT scan is also necessary.
- Stop smoking and drinking alcohol for at least one week before surgery.
- Avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs, and herbal supplements, as they can increase bleeding and bruising.
- Stop eating and drinking at least 6 hours before surgery.
Procedures for forehead contouring:
The surgery is performed under general anesthesia and typically takes 2-3 hours to complete.
Forehead contouring Type II.
This procedure suits patients with thick bone over the frontal sinus but more feminine forehead features above the eye area. The surgeon grinds down the wall of the bone as much as possible without breaking through the frontal sinus to give a smooth and curved appearance. The bone can be reduced by approximately 2-3 mm by a high-speed electric burr. The scar is hidden as the incision is on the scalp behind the hairline.
Type II foreheads have protruding anterior walls of the frontal sinus but standard frontal nasal angles. Sometimes, forehead shaving alone may achieve the perfect appearance, and you may need implants or bone cement to smooth out the whole area to a feminine shape.
Forehead contouring type III
It is a surgical procedure that involves reshaping the frontal bone of the forehead by removing a section of the frontal sinus.
The removed bone is then reshaped and repositioned before being secured with silk stitches to the bone.
The surrounding bones may also be contoured, and the orbital rims may be reduced to increase the dimensions of the anterior orbital rim. This procedure is typically performed to address cases of a prominent forehead bone and deep-set eyes.
Post-operative Recovery:
You will be given medical ice packs to apply to your face, most likely around the eyes, to control pain, redness, and swelling.
- Avoid strenuous activity for three to four weeks.
- Apply ice compresses to your forehead for 20 minutes at a time throughout the first few days of recovery to reduce swelling and discomfort
- Keep the head elevated for 1-2 weeks after surgery to reduce post-op swelling
- Have a selection of button-up shirts ready to wear during recovery to prevent irritating the scalp.
- We will provide you with a compression garment, which you should wear as much as possible for at least two weeks to reduce swelling.
Risks and Complications for Forehead Contouring:
Complications for forehead contouring are generally rare, but as with any major surgery, there is a risk of bleeding, infection, and adverse reaction to anesthesia. Other potential complications include:
- Suture rupture along an incision line
- Visible scarring
- Fluid accumulation (seroma) beneath the skin
- Hematoma (bleeding)
- Injury to the facial nerve
- Exceptional cases may require additional surgery to correct facial asymmetry and enhance results
Recovery:
Recovery: After surgery, you can expect to return to work within two weeks. However, avoiding heavy exercise for at least six weeks is important to allow proper healing.
Although you’ll be close to the final results three months after surgery, minor changes and improvements may still occur for up to 12 months. Forehead surgery is often considered one of the most critical procedures for facial feminization and can have a significant positive impact on the quality of life for transgender women.
Why does forehead shaving surgery at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital enhance facial harmony?
Our plastic surgeons perform the procedure at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, one of the leading medical centers in Thailand.
One of the main benefits of forehead shaving surgery is that it can create a more harmonious and balanced appearance. A prominent brow bone can throw off the face’s proportions, making the forehead appear too large and the eyes too small. By reducing the size of the brow bones, a plastic surgeon can create a more proportional and attractive appearance.
‘Kamol Hospital offers a highly skilled and experienced team of plastic surgeons specializing in this procedure. The surgeons at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital are trained in the latest techniques for forehead shaving and use state-of-the-art equipment to ensure that patients receive the best possible results.’
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is known for its highly skilled plastic surgeons, who have many years of experience performing forehead shaving surgery. The hospital also has state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, which help ensure patients receive the highest quality of care and the best possible outcomes.
Overall, forehead shaving surgery at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital can enhance facial harmony by creating a more balanced and proportionate appearance. The procedure is performed by experienced plastic surgeons using the latest techniques and equipment, which helps to ensure that patients receive the best possible results.
Hairline Lowering Surgery / Scalp Advancement in Bangkok, Thailand
The broad forehead is often an undesirable trait that causes a feeling of self-consciousness and dissatisfaction. One of the correcting techniques that we offer is a hairline lowering or forehead reduction procedure. This procedure can reduce the look of a wide forehead, restoring balance and improve overall facial symmetry.
A Good Candidate for Hairline lowering
- Man or woman with a naturally high hairline, receding hairline unhappy with their forehead
- A broad forehead and wants to shorten the forehead
- Low or heavy eyebrows and want to change the proportion of your face
- Healthy
- Realistic expectation
- Know the risks of the procedure well
Preparation for hairline lowering
- Consult with a plastic surgeon who is highly skilled and experienced in hairline lowering. You will discuss your surgical goals, medical condition, and treatments
- Physical examination, including a blood test, chest X-ray, electrolytes level, HIV
- Stop smoking and drinking alcohol at least one week before surgery
- Avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs, and herbal supplements as they can increase bleeding and bruising for at least two weeks
- Stop eating and drinking at least 6 hours before surgery
Hairline Lowering Procedure:
- Hairline lowering is an operation performed under general anesthesia
- An incision is made at the hairline and extends into the temporal area within the hair-bearing region. The scalp advances through this incision, The excess forehead skin is then removed, and the hairline is placed in a new lowered position. In most cases, the hairline can be reduced by about 1/2 to 1 inch in a single procedure
- The skin is sutured together in a way that minimizes scar formation and is hidden almost entirely by the hairline upon hair regrowth
The operation time is around 2 hours.
Post-operative care for Hairline Lowering
- Stitches remove in one week
- Keep the head elevated for 1-2 weeks after surgery to reduce post-op swelling
- To control pain and swelling in your face with medication
- Most patients can wash their hair the next day and go back to work a few days after the operation
- In some cases, a follow-up hair transplant recommends lowering the hairline further and covering the hairline scar
- Follow all post-operative instructions and attend all post-operative appointments
Risks and Complications for Hairline Lowering:
- Scarring after the incision heals
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Adverse reaction to anesthesia
- Suture rupture along an incision line
- Hematoma
- Dissatisfaction with appearance after surgery
- Facial nerve injury
- Hair loss around incision scar
If an experienced, skilled professional performs the surgery, the risk of a visible scar and long-term effects is a minimum.
The result of Hairline Lowering
Hairline lowering will pull down hairline around 1.5-2 centimeters. Make your forehead more narrow 1.5-2 cm. Your face will be more balanced with Hairline lowering and Hair transplant.
If you have a broad forehead that prefers to reduce much more than 3 cm, you cannot perform only hairline lowering. Another alternative procedure might be hair transplantation. Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers a combination of hairline lowering and hair transplants.
The limitation of hairline lowering is as follows:
- The maximum of pull-down is approximately 2 cm. Maybe not enough for some patients’ needs
- Hairline lowering surgery will have a scar on the edge of the hairline
- Some people with dark skin are more noticeable shedding color on incision scar
- Hairline lowering cannot create a beautiful facial frame
The limitation of hair transplant is as follows:
- It may take a year to see the complete result
- The operation time of a hair transplant takes many hours on local anesthesia, and they will feel uncomfortable during the operation
- The number of hair grafts is not more than 4,000 grafts each time. It can reduce the forehead width by around 1.5-2 cm, depending on the hair graft density
The advantage of the combination of hairline lowering and the hair transplant is as follows:
- The combination of hairline lowering and hair transplant can help with the limitation of each technique as well. This combination surgery will reduce the forehead width successfully by much more than 3.5 cm.
- Sometimes, the hairline lowering cannot be pulled down to cover the bald side
- A hair transplant will full fill the hairless area
- A hair transplant can design the facial frame to be a feminine or masculine hairline. Make your face more natural look
Why both Hairline Lowering and Hair Transplantation Procedures are needed for some people?
Hairline lowering, also known as forehead reduction or hairline advancement, is a surgical procedure that is performed to lower the hairline by removing a strip of skin from the forehead. This procedure is typically done in conjunction with a hair transplant to create a natural-looking hairline and to fill in any bald or thinning areas.
Some people may require hairline lowering in addition to a hair transplant due to a high forehead or a naturally high hairline that they wish to lower for cosmetic reasons. In some cases, individuals may have had previous hair loss or balding that resulted in a receding hairline, and they want to restore a more youthful and natural hairline. Additionally, some people may have had a previous hair transplant procedure that did not achieve the desired results, and so they opt for hairline lowering to correct any issues and achieve a more satisfactory outcome.
What are the reasons for undergoing a Hairline Lowering Surgery?
Some of the common reasons why people may choose to undergo hairline-lowering surgery include:
- Aesthetics: A high hairline can be considered unattractive and can be a source of self-consciousness for some people. Lowering the hairline can create a more balanced and aesthetically pleasing appearance.
- Genetics: Some people are born with a high hairline that is considered to be genetic. Hairline-lowering surgery can help to correct this condition.
- Previous surgical mistakes: In some cases, a high hairline may be the result of a previous hair transplant or other surgical procedure. Hairline-lowering surgery can be used to correct the problem and create a more natural-looking hairline.
- High forehead: A high forehead can make the face appear disproportionate. Hairline-lowering surgery can reduce the size of the forehead and create a more balanced appearance.
- Correction of a receded hairline: A receded hairline can be corrected with hair transplant surgery and hairline lowering can give a more natural look to the transplanted hair.
It’s important to note that hairline-lowering surgery is a serious procedure and should not be considered lightly. It is important to have realistic expectations about the results of the surgery and to consult with a qualified surgeon who has experience in this type of procedure.
What are the techniques used in Hairline Lowering Surgery? And what are they for Hair Transplant Surgery?
Hairline-lowering surgery is performed using one of two main techniques:
- The Coronal Incision technique – In this method, a strip of skin is removed from the forehead, and the hair-bearing scalp is moved forward to fill the gap. This technique is best suited for people who have a high forehead or a receding hairline.
- The Trichophytic Forehead Lift technique – This method is similar to the coronal incision technique, but the incision is made at the hairline, rather than on the forehead. This technique is less invasive and allows for a more natural-looking hairline.
In Hair transplant surgery, there are two main techniques:
- Follicular Unit Transplantation (FUT) – In this method, a strip of skin is removed from the back of the head (the donor area) and the individual hair follicles are harvested and transplanted to the balding or thinning areas (the recipient area).
- Follicular Unit Extraction (FUE) – This method involves removing individual hair follicles from the donor area using a specialized tool and transplanting them to the recipient area. This method is less invasive and allows for faster healing, but it is also more time-consuming and can be more expensive.
Both techniques are performed under local anesthesia, and with the help of a team of surgeon and nurses, the procedure is done. Both techniques have their advantages and disadvantages, and the choice of technique will depend on the individual’s specific needs and goals.
Chin Reduction Surgery / Genioplasty in Bangkok, Thailand
The chin has an overwhelming influence on a person’s overall looks and beauty. Many people find their chins too big, small, full, or thin, which throws off their facial balance and negatively affects their overall looks and beauty. Ccial harmony by making the chin more proportionate to the overall face.
The chin reduction procedure adjusts the balance between the chin and the lower face, essential to obtain the desired aesthetics. The surgeon will create a chin and jawline. They must consider their options carefully to achieve a naturally attractive facial feature. Whether chin narrowing would suffice or mandible angle reduction is also needed to improve the size and shape of the chin.
Why Chin Reduction Surgery?
This procedure is a cosmetic surgery to reshape a chin. It can be performed on the lower jawline and chin area to improve the proportions of the face and to create beauty.
- Advancement or moving the chin forward.
- Pushback or moving chin backward.
- Side to side, which can help asymmetric chin
- Shortening or elongating of the chin
There are many possible types of procedures for chin reduction:
1. Chin reduction with mandible angle reduction.
2. Chin reduction without mandible angle reduction.
3. Chin reduction with T osteotomy technique or V. line surgery.
1. Chin Reduction with Mandible angle reduction
Chin reduction with mandible angle reduction is an aesthetic surgery to reduce the chin, jaw angle, and mandible. During a chin reduction surgery, the surgeon removes a part of the bone tissue that makes up the chin to enhance and balance the appearance of the lower jawline, chin, and neck. There is a range of techniques for this.
1.1 Chin reduction by resecting the angle of the chin bone is applicable where a patient has a small chin but is concerned only with the corner of the chin bone. After the surgery, the chin will appear curved as desired.
1.2 Chin reduction by resecting the bone from the chin angle to the middle of the mandible. This is applicable where the patient has a square and broad chin. The chin reduction starts from the middle of a mandible to balance a new lower jawline. This procedure is the most commonly performed technique for chin reduction.
1.3 Chin reduction by resecting (cutting) and shortening the chin bone is used where the patient has a long chin without too much projection. This procedure shaves the lower jaw bone to make it smaller, curved, and balanced.
1.4 Chin reduction by resecting (cutting) some bone all the way from the jaw to the chin to reduce the size. This technique is used for those with a wide jaw and broad chin. It improves the lower part of the face by making it appear shorter with a smaller & lower jawline. This is sometimes known as a horseshoe reduction.
2. Chin Reduction without Mandible angle reduction
A chin reduction alone is an aesthetic procedure for a chin that is too short or too long while leaving the jaw and mandibular untouched. The surgeon uses a saw to cut a small vertical line for reference, then slides the bone forward or backward and attaches screws and plate to ensure it stays in place. After the chin is adjusted forward or backward, bone shaving is possible.
2.1 Chin Forward Surgery
This procedure corrects a short chin by moving the chin bone forward, making the chin look more sharp and natural.
2.2 Chin Backwards Surgery
This procedure is a correction for those with a long chin. The chin bone is adjusted backward to make the long chin look smaller and more natural.
3. Chin Reduction by T-Osteotomy, V-Line surgery
This procedure achieves a V-shaped face with a balance between jaw and chin. It is especially useful in patients with a short chin and a broad face.
Post-operative care for Chin Reduction
- Consume only liquids or soft food.
- Regularly keep the oral cavity clean by using mouthwash.
- Avoid smoking.
- Do not perform strenuous activity for one month after the surgery.
- Control pain as needed by taking painkillers.
- It is usually possible to return to school or work two weeks after the surgery, and the wound heals within 4-8 weeks.
Risks and Complications for Chin Reduction
Chin reduction is a simple and safe procedure. However, infrequent risks and complications are as follows.
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Nerve Injury
- Pain after surgery
- Some bone loss
Recovery after Chin Reduction
This procedure is performed under general anesthesia. Chin reduction takes two hours, and the patient will spend one night in the hospital. A seven-day recovery period should be taken before returning to work or school.
The Result of Chin Reduction
Most patients are delighted with the outcome. Swelling will be present and will reduce over the following months. There is a lot of skill in performing this surgery as the chin and jaw must be balanced with the rest of the face in order to achieve facial harmony and natural looks. Our Surgeons have done thousands of chin surgeries and have the adequate experience to get you the results you desire.
Chin Reduction: the key to a perfectly proportioned and balanced face.
Chin Reduction, also known as genioplasty, is a surgical procedure that involves reshaping the chin to achieve a more proportionate and balanced facial appearance. Depending on the individual’s specific needs and desired outcome, the procedure can involve either reducing the size of the chin bone or adding to it.
Chin Reduction can significantly impact a person’s self-confidence and self-esteem, as it can improve the overall appearance of the face and help achieve a more proportionate and balanced look.
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‘A well-proportioned and balanced face is characterized by symmetry and harmony between facial features. The chin plays a crucial role in this balance, as it is the lowermost feature of the face and can greatly affect the overall appearance of the jawline and neck. A receding chin or a chin that is too prominent can make the face appear imbalanced and disproportionate.’
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At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, we are committed to providing our patients with the highest quality care and services. Our team of experienced plastic surgeons specializes in Chin Reduction and will work closely with you to understand your unique needs and goals and help you achieve the look you desire.
We understand the importance of achieving a well-proportioned and balanced face. Our team of experienced plastic surgeons uses the latest techniques and technologies to ensure that the chin reduction procedure is as safe and comfortable as possible, with minimal recovery time.
During the procedure, our surgeons carefully reshape the chin bone to achieve a more symmetrical and balanced appearance. Depending on the individual’s specific needs and desired outcome, this may involve reducing the size of the chin bone or adding to it. Our surgeons use precision techniques to ensure that the final result is in perfect harmony with the rest of the facial features.
If you are interested in Chin Reduction, we would like to invite you to schedule a consultation with one of our surgeons to discuss your options and determine if the procedure is right for you.
Forehead Lift / Brow lift / Temporal Lift
Forehead lift, Brow lift, and Temporal lift’s are cosmetic surgeries to improve frown lines, vertical creases, crows feet and sagging eyebrows that develop with age. The procedures are permanent and offer significantly better and long term cheaper results than expensive short lasting Botox treatments. These procedures significantly restore facial youthfulness and can take years off ones apperance.
There are four methods to perform forehead, eyebrow, and temporal lift as follows:
- Traditional forehead lift / brow lift
- Endoscopic forehead lift / brow lift
- Direct brow lift
- Temporal lift
1. Traditional Forehead Lift / Brow lift
Forehead tissue and skin are moved up into the new position and muscles in the area are relaxed to correct deep frown lines. Excess tissue is cut away. The incision is located behind the frontal hairline from ear to ear so there is no visible scar.
The operation takes 1-2 hours under general anesthesia. Recovery time is one week after surgery.
2. Endoscope Forehead Lift / Brow lift
The endoscopic brow lift differs from the traditional forehead lift in that it’s a minimally invasive surgery. 4 tiny incisions are made behind the hairline then an endoscope is inserted into one of the incisions to view inside the forehead. Wrinkles on the forehead are eliminated and the position of the eyebrows is elevated.
The operation takes 1-2 hours under general anesthesia. Recovery time is one week after surgery.
3. Direct Brow Lift
In cases where the forehead is quite high and the eyebrows are very close to the eyes, the surgeon makes an incision line as close as possible to the upper part of the eyebrow so the scar is practically invisible, then the excess skin is removed leaving the eyebrows in their new position. The direct brow quickly adjusts the shape and positioning of eyebrows. The only downside is a small scar.
4. Temporal Lift
The Temporal lift is a procedure that deals with the outer part of the eye such as crows feet, small wrinkles in the area and the brow being flat or slanted downwards.
The incision is above the ear, approximately 5 cm behind the hairline. The skin and the muscle covering one-third of the eyebrow are pulled up. Once the eyebrow curve is improved, the position is fixed with sutures.
The operation takes 1-2 hours under local anesthesia. Recovery time is one week after surgery.
A Good Candidate for Forehead lift / Brow lift / Temporal lift
- If you have deep frown lines between the brows, ptosis eyebrows, the signs of aging in the brow region
- If you have crows feet
- If you have deep frown lines across your forehead
- Physically Healthy
- Nonsmoker
Preparation for Forehead lift / Brow lift / Temporal lift
- Consult with the surgeon to choose the most suitable option and ensure you are a good candidate.
- Undergo a physical examination to ensure no health conditions are present which may affect the surgery.
- Wash your hair before surgery with germicidal shampoo to prevent infection. Don’t use any chemical spray.
- Stop some medicines that interfere with blood clotting, such as aspirin & Ibuprofen.
Post-Operative Care
- Control pain with medication and cold compress.
- Keep the head elevated for at least 1-2 weeks after surgery to minimize post-op swelling and protect the healing incision.
- A gentle hair wash two days after surgery to clean off-dry blood and prevent infection.
- Stitches will be removed within seven days after surgery.
- Wear a facial bandage to support the wound healing.
- Avoid salty food to decrease swelling.
- Follow all post-operative instructions and attend appointments.
- Normal activities can be resumed one week after surgery. Exercise may be resumed 3-4 weeks after surgery.
Possible Risks and Complications
Risks and complications from forehead lift or temporal brow lift are extremely rare but are as follows:
- Numbness
- Scarring
- Asymmetric eyebrows
- Hematoma
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Swelling and bruising
- Poor healing
Recovery for Forehead lift / Brow lift / Temporal lift
Wound healing may take around 10-14 days. You can return to work and normal activities after 10 -14 days. The complete result will take a few months.
Results of Forehead lift / Brow lift / Temporal lift
The procedure can widen the forehead and lift eyebrows resulting in a proportionate and youthful face. For those with downward-slanting eyebrows, the temporal lift will help elevate the brows and immediately create a curve which creates a youthful appearance.
Why Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is popular for Forehead Lift / Browlift / Temporal Lift?
The face is the first thing that people see, and for transgender individuals, having a feminine face can help them feel confident and protected from discrimination and bullying. Facial feminization surgery (FFS) is an important step in the process of treating discomfort due to a difference in gender identity and undergoing sex reassignment surgery. It helps individuals feel comfortable and safe. FFS is a range of procedures that alter the facial structure to appear more feminine, including forehead contouring, hairline lowering with hair transplantation, cheek augmentation or reduction, revision rhinoplasty, chin-to-jaw reduction, and a mid-face lift to remove excess skin caused by the destruction of facial bones. We offer various techniques for each procedure to suit each person’s unique anatomy and biological structure.
Facial surgery is the most artful of surgeries, and we believe that everyone is unique. Everyone needs different procedures. Kamol Hospital’s surgeons will analyze the overall face and facial parts such as the forehead, eyebrows, eyes, cheekbones, nose, chin, jaw, etc. They are highly mindful of aesthetics and will make artistic illustrations and plan the surgery by considering proportion, angle, and femininity in each facial part to achieve an attractive and harmonious appearance. Most of our clients are satisfied with the result. The result of FFS at Kamol Hospital is accepted as an attractive and harmonious feminine face, so it is recommended by many transgender individuals as one of the priorities for facial feminization surgery.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is proud to have one of the most talented and experienced teams in the world, led by Dr. Kamol Pansritum, who has performed FFS on over 10,000 cases. Our team includes professional plastic surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, dentists, and other specialists who are highly skilled and work as both surgeons and artistic designers to create and reshape faces perfectly feminine.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital has become a top destination for gender confirmation surgery, with consistently good results and satisfied clients. We have our own large, modern hospital and are accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), a prestigious global healthcare organization. Every service at our hospital is designed with the utmost attention to detail, to ensure the total safety, security, and privacy of every patient.
Forehead Augmentation Surgery
Women typically have curved, rounded, well-contoured foreheads and arching brows with little or no brow bones protruding. By comparison, men’s foreheads are generally broader and higher with a receding hairline. Men often have raised thicker brow bones located lower on the foreheads. People use the forehead more than you’d ever think to gender one and other subconsciously. It is one of the fundamental gender markers we use.
Forehead augmentation or forehead implant is a surgical procedure to enhance the shape and volume of the forehead via a fat graft or implant. There are numerous materials available to use for forehead augmentation.
Forehead augmentation materials:
There are many materials to enhance a forehead with a feminine look. The following procedures are available:
1. Fat Injection: The surgeon harvests fat tissue from various body parts, such as the stomach, thighs, and underarms. This fat is then injected into the forehead area to achieve the required look. This procedure can be performed under local anesthesia. The disadvantage of this method is that the injected fat will very likely be reabsorbed within 1-2 years.
2. Bone Cement: Materials such as Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA) do not irritate or harm the body. This is the preferred material for this surgery as it’s stable, lasts forever, and is easily shaped. This procedure takes approximately 2-3 hours.
3. e-PTFE (Gore-Tex): This synthetic material triggers only minimal immune reaction from the body and can be placed inside the body as a vascular graft. e-PTFE is a porous material that allows our tissue to connect and grow into it after surgery, making the e-PTFE implant stable in its position. Other advantages are that e-PTFE is flexible, reliable, malleable, and easy to handle.
4. Silicone sheet: This material is not accessible because it is not flexible, and its shape is difficult to adjust. For surgeries involving bone cement (2) or e-PTFE (4), the surgeon will make an incision above the ear to ear behind the hairline and insert the material inside before closing the wound by stitching. These procedures create a sizable scar and may cause numbness lasting up to 3 to 6 months after the surgery. The duration of the operation is approximately 2 to 3 hours.
5. PMMA Customized Implant: Made from polymethyl methacrylate, this implant is designed specifically for each patient to correct its shape and size. This advanced technology offers excellent anatomical fit and contour, allowing surgeons to create exceptional cosmetic results. This procedure takes a shorter time compared to other methods. As the shape and size are uniquely designed for each patient, the risk of asymmetry is decreased significantly.
A Good Candidate for Forehead Augmentation
- You have a narrow forehead.
- You are healthy and have realistic expectations.
- You know the risks of the procedures that you are considering.
Preparation for Forehead Augmentation
- Consult with the highly skilled and experienced plastic surgeon about the surgical goals, any existing medical conditions, risks, potential complications, and treatments.
- The surgeons will evaluate your general health status based on blood tests, such as CBC, electrolyte, HIV, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and chest X-ray.
- Avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs, and herbal supplements, as they can increase bleeding and bruising for at least two weeks.
- Stop smoking for at least two weeks.
- Stop eating and drinking at least 6 hours before surgery.
Forehead Implant Procedure
- Forehead implant surgery is usually performed by general anesthesia.
- The incision line is made 1-2 cm behind the hairline. Through this incision, the surgeon creates space for the forehead implant and fits it over the forehead bone.
- A forehead Implant typically takes 1 hour to perform. Following surgery, the incision will be sutured, and a compression bandage will cover the forehead.
Post-operative Recovery:
- Avoid strenuous activity for three to four weeks.
- Apply ice compresses to your forehead for 20 minutes at a time throughout the first few days of recovery to reduce swelling and discomfort.
- Keep the head elevated for 1-2 weeks after surgery to reduce post-op swelling.
- Have a selection of button-up shirts ready to wear during recovery to prevent irritating the scalp.
- We will provide you with a compression garment, which you should wear as much as possible for at least two weeks to reduce swelling.
Risk and Complication:
When a highly-skilled and experienced cosmetic surgeon performs the forehead augmentation, forehead augmentation is associated with very few complications however, possible risks include:
- Infection from fat graft or implant or incision area.
- Hematoma (internal bleeding)
- A shift in implant position (which can be fixed by screws)
- Poor scarring.
- Poor healing.
- Bleeding.
- Numbness within the forehead and scalp near the incision site. In most cases, it will recover within a few weeks.
- Side effects from anesthesia
Recovery for Forehead Augmentation
You can return to work within 2 weeks. Avoid heavy exercise for at least one month. The appearance will be close to the final result within one month after surgery, and the final result will be seen around three months after surgery when residual swelling has gone.
What are the benefits of having a Forehead Implant procedure at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital?
‘Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, located in Bangkok, Thailand, is a leading medical facility that offers forehead implant surgery to patients from around the world.’
The benefits of having a forehead implant procedure at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital.
Benefits:
- One of the main benefits of having a forehead implant procedure at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is that the surgeons have extensive experience performing forehead implant surgery. This means that they are able to achieve natural-looking results that are tailored to each patient’s individual needs and goals.
- Another benefit of having a forehead implant procedure at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is the safety and quality of the procedure. Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is an internationally accredited medical facility that adheres to the highest standards of patient safety and care.
- The hospital is equipped with the latest medical technology and staffed by highly trained medical professionals who are dedicated to providing the best possible care to their patients.
- In addition, Kamol Cosmetic Hospital follows strict protocols to ensure the safety of patients during and after the procedure and provides comprehensive post-operative care to ensure that patients recover quickly and comfortably.
Post-Operation Care:
The recovery process after a forehead implant procedure at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is generally relatively smooth and manageable. Patients typically experience some mild swelling and bruising in the area around the incision. Still, these symptoms can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication and will normally resolve within a few days. Patients are usually able to return to work and other normal activities within a week of the procedure. However, they should avoid strenuous exercise and heavy lifting for at least a few weeks to allow the implant to settle in fully.
‘The results of a forehead implant procedure at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital are often dramatic and long-lasting. Patients can expect to see an immediate improvement in the shape and contours of the forehead and brow area, which will help to create a more youthful, expressive appearance.’
In conclusion, Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is a leading medical facility that offers forehead implant surgery to patients worldwide. The benefits of having a forehead implant procedure at Kamol Hospital include the expertise and experience of the surgeons, the safety and quality of the procedure, the manageable recovery process, the dramatic and long-lasting results, and the financing options available to patients.
If you are considering a forehead implant procedure, Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is an excellent choice.
Jaw Reduction Surgery
The jawline significantly influences how we perceive gender. Men typically have wider, more prominent jaws, while women tend to have narrower, more delicate ones.
Jaw reduction surgery is often a key component of Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS), as it reshapes the jawline to create a slimmer, more feminine appearance. A skilled surgeon uses their expertise to reshape the jaw, chin, and mandible, thus creating a harmonious and feminine lower face.
The jaw is crucial in achieving an attractive V-line shape face. It shouldn’t be overly slim or broad; a gentle curve is ideal for an aesthetically pleasing result.
Choosing a Surgeon for Jaw Reduction
Jaw reduction is a complex procedure. As such, you must choose a surgeon who specializes in facial surgery, particularly FFS, as it demands a high level of skill and experience.
Make sure your surgeon is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon or Maxillofacial Surgeon with extensive experience in facial bone surgery. This expertise minimizes risks like jawbone fractures, nerve damage, and loss of jaw function.
Preparing for Surgery
- Consultation: Discuss your goals and expectations with the surgeon, and understand the potential risks and complications.
- Medical Evaluation: Undergo a physical examination, which may include lab tests, a chest X-ray, a blood test, and an EKG if you are over 40 years old.
- Lifestyle Adjustments: Stop smoking for at least two weeks before surgery. Discontinue anti-inflammatory drugs like aspirin, Motrin, or Ibuprofen, as well as any vitamins or herbs that may interfere with blood clotting, at least two weeks before the procedure.
- Recovery Planning: Chewing will be difficult for up to a week after surgery. Prepare liquid foods, soups, and nutritional supplements to ensure adequate nutrition during your recovery.
Jaw Reduction Techniques at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital
Every individual has a unique facial structure. Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers seven distinct jaw reduction techniques to address this diversity:
Jaw Reduction Type 1: Removes the mandibular angle. Suitable for individuals with a prominent jaw angle but a well-proportioned lower mandible and chin.
Jaw Reduction Type 2: Reduces the posterior angle of the mandible. Ideal for those with a long and angled jaw.
Jaw Reduction Type 3: Reduces the mandible from the anterior to the posterior region. Suitable for individuals with square faces, broad chins, and strong jawlines.
Jaw Reduction Type 4: Reshapes the angle of the chin. Designed for those with a square chin.
Jaw Reduction Type 5: Reduces the length of the chin. Suitable for those with a square and broad chin.
Jaw Reduction Type 6: Reduces the sides and vertical portion of the chin. Ideal for individuals with broad and long chins.
Jaw Reduction Type 7: Reduces the posterior mandible from one side to the other. Suitable for those with broad, long chins and a prominent mandibular angle.
Ideal Candidates for Jaw Reduction
- Individuals seeking to refine the lower face, jawline, chin, and mandible.
- Those with a wide jaw and a round face.
- Those with a long lower jaw.
- Those with a flat lower jaw.
- Individuals whose facial growth is complete.
- Physically healthy individuals.
- Non-smokers.
- Individuals with realistic expectations who understand the risks and potential complications.
Preparing for Jaw Reduction
- Consultation: Discuss suitable procedures and expected outcomes with your surgeon.
- Medical Assessment: Complete a physical examination, blood test, chest X-ray, electrolyte panel, and HIV test.
- Imaging: Undergo a CT scan for precise surgical planning.
- Lifestyle Adjustments: Refrain from smoking and consuming alcohol for at least one week before surgery.
- Medication Review: Stop taking medications, vitamins, or herbs that can interfere with blood clotting, such as aspirin.
Jaw Reduction Procedure
The operation typically takes 1-2 hours, depending on the complexity of the case. The procedure involves:
- Anesthesia: Administered under general anesthesia.
- Incision: An intraoral incision (inside the mouth) is used to minimize visible scarring.
- Bone Resection: Excess bone, muscle, and/or fat is carefully removed.
Postoperative Care
Proper postoperative care is essential for optimal healing:
- Oral Hygiene: Use mouthwash frequently to prevent infection.
- Swelling Management: Keep your head elevated to minimize swelling.
- Compression: Wear the provided compression bandage continuously for three days and during sleep for one month.
- Activity Restriction: Avoid strenuous activities for one month after surgery.
- Dietary Guidelines: Avoid alcohol for at least two weeks after surgery.
- Follow-up: Attend all follow-up appointments with your surgeon to monitor healing and address any concerns.
You can typically return to work within 7-10 days after surgery, although some residual swelling may persist. Exercise can usually be resumed after four weeks.
Risks and Complications
While generally safe, jaw reduction surgery carries potential risks, including infection, bleeding, blood clots, bruising, swelling, injury to surrounding tissues, nerves, or blood vessels, and allergic reactions to anesthesia. Specific risks associated with this procedure include:
- Numbness or decreased skin sensation in the surgical area.
- Tightness when opening the mouth.
- Zygomatic arch fracture.
- Zygomatic bone instability or malposition.
- In rare cases, revision surgery may be necessary.
Jaw Reduction Surgery Results
The results of jaw reduction surgery are permanent. Post-surgical swelling is common and will gradually subside. It may take several days before you can remove the compression bandage and fully appreciate the results.
As the swelling subsides over several months, the refined contours of your new jawline will become increasingly visible.
Why Jawline can identify gender?
The shape of a jawline plays a significant role in how we perceive a person’s gender. A strong, defined jawline is often considered masculine, while a softer, less defined jawline is perceived as feminine.
‘This perception is heavily influenced by societal norms and gender stereotypes ingrained in our culture over time.’
- A masculine jawline is typically characterized by a square or rectangular shape with a sharp angle at the jawline. This shape is often associated with strength, power, and masculinity. Men with a strong jawline are usually perceived as more confident and assertive, which are traits traditionally associated with masculinity.
- A feminine jawline is typically characterized by a softer, rounder shape with a more gradual angle at the jawline. This shape is often associated with delicate features, femininity, and beauty. Women with a softer jawline are usually perceived as more delicate and feminine, which aligns with traditional gender norms.
‘Gender identity and physical characteristics are two different things; gender identity is an inner feeling and understanding of oneself as male, female, neither, or a combination of male/female; it’s not based on physical characteristics.’
In conclusion, a jawline’s shape impacts perceptions of gender, but it is not a definitive indicator of a person’s gender. Society’s gender norms and stereotypes play a significant role in shaping these perceptions, and it’s essential to recognize that not all individuals conform to these traditional perceptions.
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital: We are committed to providing inclusive and respectful care for all patients, regardless of their gender identity or physical characteristics. We understand that everyone’s experience of gender is unique and personal, and we strive to provide a safe and welcoming environment for all individuals.
We recognize that some individuals may wish to alter their jawline shape to align more closely with their gender identity or personal preferences. Our team of experts in plastic and reconstructive surgery can help patients achieve their desired jawline shape using various techniques, such as jaw reduction surgery, jaw augmentation, or facial feminization surgery.
We understand these decisions can be complex and emotional, and we work closely with our patients to understand their goals and desires. We provide personalized care and support to ensure our patients feel comfortable and confident.
The shape of a jawline plays a significant role in how we perceive a person’s gender. A strong, defined jawline is often considered masculine, while a softer, less defined jawline is perceived as feminine.
In conclusion,
A jawline’s shape impacts perceptions of gender, but it is not a definitive indicator of a person’s gender. Society’s gender norms and stereotypes play a significant role in shaping these perceptions, and it’s essential to recognize that not all individuals conform to these traditional perceptions.
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital:
We are committed to providing inclusive and respectful care for all patients, regardless of gender identity or physical characteristics. We understand that everyone’s experience of gender is unique and personal, and we strive to provide a safe and welcoming environment for all individuals.
We recognize that some individuals may wish to alter their jawline shape to align more closely with their gender identity or personal preferences. Our team of experts in plastic and reconstructive surgery can help patients achieve their desired jawline shape using various techniques, such as jaw reduction surgery, jaw augmentation, or facial feminization surgery.
We understand these decisions can be complex and emotional, and we work closely with our patients to understand their goals and desires. We provide personalized care and support to ensure our patients feel comfortable and confident.
Corrective Jaw Surgery, Mandibular Osteotomy in Bangkok, Thailand
Corrective jaw surgery is a surgical procedure to correct irregularities of the jaw bones and adjust the jaws and teeth to improve how they work. Making these corrections may also improve the patient’s facial appearance. This procedure requires collaboration between an orthodontist and a maxillofacial (jaw and face) surgeon to plan your treatment before surgery and during recovery until healing is complete. Corrective jaw surgery is appropriate after growth stops, usually around the age of 16-17 years old.
A Good Candidate for Corrective Jaw Surgery
People who have some problems and want to improve both aesthetics and functions of the jaw and teeth as follows;
- Chewing or biting
- Swallowing, speaking, and breathing
- Minimize broken teeth
- The open bits
- Unbalance the facial feature
- The ability of the lips to fully close comfortably
- Pain caused by temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder
- Relief for obstructive sleep apnea
Corrective Jaw Surgery Preparation
An orthodontist prepares the teeth before surgery by bracing them. This phase usually takes 12 to 18 months before surgery to adjust the level and alignment of the teeth. The orthodontist and maxillofacial surgeons work to develop a treatment plan involving X-rays, pictures, and models of the teeth’ movement.
Corrective Jaw Surgery Correction
The procedure is usually performed intraorally. Incision scars show on the chin, jaw, or around the mouth. The surgeon cuts the jawbones and moves them into the correct position. Once your jaw movement is completed, the miniplate and screws, wires, and rubber bands may be used to secure the bones into their new location. Jaw surgery may be performed on the upper jaw, lower jaw, chin, or any combination.
Upper Mandibular Osteotomy
Upper jaw surgery may be performed to correct the following problems:
- Significantly receded or protruding upper jaw
- Crossbite
- Too much or too little of the teeth showing
- Open bite
- Reduced facial growth in the middle of the face.
The surgeon cuts the upper jaw so it moves as one unit. The jaw and upper teeth move forward or backward until they fit correctly with the lower teeth. The surgeon then fixes by using plates and screws to hold the bone in the new position, then shaves or removes the excess bone.
Lower Mandibular Osteotomy
Lower jaw surgery may be performed to correct the following problems:
- Receding lower jaw
- Protruding lower jaw
The surgeon cuts behind the molars and lengthwise down the jawbone so the front of the jaw can move as one unit. The jaw can be moved to its new position, either forward or backward. Plates and screws hold the jawbone together as it heals.
Postoperative Care
After surgery, you will provide guidance and instructions. These usually include:
- What you can eat
- Oral hygiene
- Avoiding tobacco
- Avoiding strenuous activity
- Medications to control pain
- When to return to work or school, which is generally in1-3 weeks
Jaw healing takes about six weeks after surgery, but complete healing can take up to 12 weeks.
Risks and complication
Corrective Jaw Surgery is generally safe when performed by an experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeon in collaboration with an orthodontist. Risks and complications of the surgery, however, may include:
- Blood loss
- Infection
- Nerve injury
- Jaw fracture
- Relapse of the jaw to the original position
- Problems with bite fit and jaw joint pain
- Need for a second surgery
- Need for root canal therapy on selected teeth
- Loss of a portion of the jaw
Results
Correcting the alignment of your jaws and teeth with jaw surgery can result in:
- The balanced appearance of your lower face
- Improved function of your teeth
- Health benefits from improved sleep, breathing, chewing and swallowing
- Improvement in speech
- Improved appearance
How safe is Double Jaw Surgery compared to other facial surgeries?
Double jaw surgery, also known as mandibular and maxillary osteotomy, is a complex and intricate procedure involving repositioning the upper and lower jaws.
‘While the procedure offers several benefits, including improved facial aesthetics and better function, it’s important to consider the potential risks involved.’
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, the safety of our patients is our top priority, and we take all necessary measures to minimize the danger of double jaw surgery and other facial surgeries.
Compared to other facial surgeries, double jaw surgery is considered to be more invasive. It requires a general anesthetic and typically involves a more extended recovery period. However, with proper planning and post-operative care, the risks associated with the surgery can be reduced.
‘Kamol Cosmetic Hospital uses only the most advanced surgical techniques to ensure the best possible outcome for our patients. We work with highly qualified and experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons trained in the latest methods for double jaw surgery.’
- One of the key factors that sets Kamol Cosmetic Hospital apart from other medical facilities is its commitment to patient safety. They employ a team of highly trained professionals, including anesthesiologists and nurses, who work together to ensure that patients are comfortable and well cared for before, during, and after surgery. In addition, they follow strict protocols for infection control and patient care to minimize the risk of complications
- Another important factor contributing to the safety of double jaw surgery at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is its focus on patient education. Prior to surgery, patients receive a comprehensive consultation with their surgeon to discuss their medical history, expectations, and any potential risks involved. This helps patients make an informed decision about whether double jaw surgery is the right choice for them.
In conclusion,
Double jaw surgery is a complex procedure that requires a high level of skill and expertise to perform safely. Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is dedicated to providing its patients with the best possible outcome, taking all necessary measures to minimize the danger of the procedure. With their state-of-the-art equipment, highly qualified surgical team, and commitment to patient safety, patients can feel confident that they are in good hands when undergoing double jaw surgery at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital.
Why Thailand is a plastic surgery destination?
Thailand is a top destination for plastic and cosmetic surgery. The high quality and specialist skills of the surgeons, the first-class hospital treatments, and the affordable cost all add up to a satisfying all-around package. There is also the temptation to recover post-procedure in luxury hotels or recovery service apartments.
Facelift Surgery (Rhytidectomy)
Facelift surgery (Rhytidectomy) is a cosmetic procedure that creates a younger facial appearance. This procedure can reduce sagging or folding skin on the cheeks and jawline and any changes that result from aging. Some cases may require combining the face, eye, and neck to create the overall facial appearance. It is expected that face and neck procedures, such as deep muscle tightening, fat transfer, facial bone augmentation, and facial bone contouring, will be combined to achieve the desired youthful look.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital Bangkok offers Facelift and associated procedures. Someone may require one or more procedures, as follows:
- Mini-facelift / Mid facelift Skin
- Full Facelift with SMAS
- Mid Facelift by synthetic absorbable materials
- Neck lift and Neck tuck
- Forehead lift / Browlift
- Restoration of facial fat with fat transfer
A Good Candidate for Facelift
- Aging face
- Healthy for under sedation or general anesthesia
- Positive outlook and realistic expectations
Preparation for Facelift Surgery
After consultations with the surgeons and agreeing to proceed with the surgery, the preparation of the facelift will be as the following steps;
- Stop smoking for at least two weeks before surgery
- Stop Aspirin or any medications that interfere with coagulation
- Physical examination and medical history. The surgeons will require the patient’s medical records. Most patients aged 40 and above need to consult with medical doctors and cardiologists regarding any possibility of heart complications, as this will be necessary when administering anesthesia
- Facial examination and facial profile analysis
- Before the procedure, hair wash with germicidal soap
- Confirmation of expectations, as the patient should ask any questions they still have regarding the outcome of a facelift, such as an effect on fine wrinkles or symmetry of the face
Procedure for Facelift
This procedure requires general anesthesia, though sometimes local anesthesia and sedation are possible. A facelift procedure takes approximately 2-4 hours. As the face, eyes, and neck work together to create an overall facial appearance, it usually combines face and neck procedures to achieve each person’s goals.
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, we offer six facelifts and associated procedures for those who seek to restore youthfulness to their appearance.
1. Mini- facelift / Mid facelift
This procedure involves two incisions; the first is a simple skin incision at the temporal hairline, down to the front of the ears, and ends at the earlobe. It is a standard facelift procedure that is still in use today. This operation tightens excess skin and relies entirely on tension to shift the underlying facial soft tissue. The second incision is near the lower eyelash. In this area, the excess skin will be reduced to balance for lifting and tightening the cheek muscles. This procedure suits patients with excess skin and minimal deep, soft skin ptosis.
This procedure takes around 2 hours under sedation or general anesthesia.
2. Full Facelift with SMAS
Our plastic surgeons perform the subcutaneous Facelift with a separate SMAS Flap and SMAS-ectomy. The incision starts from the temporal hairline, down to the front of the ears, and ends behind the ears. Then, the SMAS is pulled upward and backward as tightly as possible. Underlying muscles might tighten, and subcutaneous soft tissue and skin will move following the SMAS flap. The skin is then resected to remove the excess skin. This facelift surgery is a more effective technique with longer-lasting results.
This procedure is suitable for patients who have a lot of excesses and sagging skin facial muscle ptosis to remove and restore a smoother, firmer, and more youthful appearance to their face.
This procedure takes around 3-4 hours under sedation or general anesthesia.
3. Facelift with synthetic absorbable materials
We provide a facelift by deep muscle suspension with synthetic absorbable ribbon (Endotine®). The incision is in front of the ear up to the temporal area. Endotine® will be absorbable within six months. This procedure can enhance cheek volume and projection for a natural, rejuvenated look. The patient may feel some discomfort a few months after surgery.
This procedure suits patients with midface (inner face) ptosis or who need more cheek volume and minimal ptosis of deep, soft skin.
This procedure takes around 2 hours under sedation or general anesthesia.
4. Neck Lift / Neck Tuck
This procedure helps someone with a thick, wrinkled, or sagging neck. The surgeons will perform one or both methods together. Neck tuck is a procedure in which the surgeon makes a small incision under the chin-neck line and carefully lifts and tightens loose neck muscles (Platysmaplasty). An incision of a neck lift is behind each ear, and a longer incision may also be made to stretch the neck muscle by SMAS. And underlying tissues and remove excess, sagging skin to restore a smoother, firmer, and more youthful appearance to the neck. This procedure is usually performed with a complete facelift.
This procedure takes around 2-4 hours under sedation or general anesthesia.
5. Forehead lift/ Browlift
A brow lift is repositioning an eyebrow to achieve a more youthful appearance. The incision scar is behind the hairline by 1-2 cm. There are three types of brow lift as follows:
- An endoscopic brow lift, which results in a minimal scar
- A temporal or limited brow lift, where incisions are at the temporal area, both correct and left
- The classic brow lift, where a long incision is made horizontally behind the hairline. (See More)
6. Facial restoration with fat transfer.
Fat transfer as a micrograft or nano-graft supports particular areas that need contouring and fulfillment. This procedure is suitable for patients with a slimmer face and loose fat who have undergone facelift surgery with unsatisfactory results due to the lack of volume. Some patients may need more procedures to achieve a desired youthful look. Experienced surgeons can recommend the best options, though the final decision remains at the patient’s
discretion.
This procedure takes around 1-2 hours under sedation or general anesthesia.
Postoperative Care for Facelift
- Keep the face elevated as much as possible to reduce swelling
- Gentle movement to support blood circulation
- Wear a compression bandage at all times for the first three days and then at home while sleeping for one month
- Avoid aggressive or strenuous activities for one month after surgery
- Stop smoking or drinking alcohol for at least two weeks after surgery
- Sutures are removed around 5-10 days after surgery
- Keep any follow-up appointments with your surgeon to check the healing process and ask any questions that may concern you
- Follow all postoperative instructions and attend all postoperative appointments
Risks and Complications for Facelift Surgery
Facelift complications will be managed with the proper care, medication, or surgical correction. The risks include:
- Postoperative hematoma under the skin
- Scarring. Incision scars from a facelift are permanent but typically will be hidden under the hair. It is rare for the incision to become a red, raised scar. Injection of steroids or other treatments will be used to improve the appearance.
- Nerve injury and sensory nerve damage, although the effects are self-limiting, usually recover within 6-12 months.
- Skin loss, though very rare, could still happen. Facelift surgery may interrupt the blood supply, possibly resulting in partial skin necrosis and delayed healing.
- The other risks and complications are similar to those of other major surgeries, including side effects from anesthesia. Lifestyle and preexisting medical conditions may increase risks.
Recovery from Facelift Surgery
- After surgery for a few days, Bruising, swelling, hypersensitivity, and numbness will make you uncomfortable.
- The face and neck will improve after a few weeks, and then a gentle massage will be begun to stimulate the nerve and lymphatic drainage to reduce swelling and recovery period.
- You can return to work 14 days after surgery, but some swelling may still occur.
- You start exercise four weeks after surgery.
- The final result takes 6 – 12 months.
Why is Kamol Cosmetic Hospital famous for Facelift Surgery (Rhytidectomy)?
The appearance of the face is often the first impression people make, and maintaining a youthful and refreshed look is important for many individuals. Facelift surgery, also known as rhytidectomy, is a popular procedure for those seeking to restore a more youthful appearance to the face.
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital is known for its expertise in facelift surgery, with a team of talented and experienced surgeons led by Dr. Kamol Pansritum. Our surgeons will analyze the face and individual facial features, considering proportion, angle, and aesthetics to create a personalized and harmonious outcome.
At Kamol Hospital, we are proud to have a modern and well-equipped facility accredited by the Joint Commission International (JCI), a prestigious global healthcare organization. Our team of professionals, including plastic surgeons, maxillofacial surgeons, and dentists, works together to ensure the safety, security, and privacy of every patient.
With a track record of consistently good results and satisfied clients, Kamol Cosmetic Hospital has become a top destination for facelift surgery. Whether you want to restore a youthful appearance or enhance your overall look, we are here to help you achieve your goals.
Why Thailand is a plastic surgery destination?
Thailand is a top destination for plastic and cosmetic surgery. The surgeons’ high-quality specialist skills, first-class hospital treatments, and affordable cost add up to a satisfying package. There is also the temptation to recover post-procedure in luxury hotels or recovery service apartments.
What Is Rhinoplasty?
Rhinoplasty is performed to refine the nose’s shape, size, and structure. The procedure can:
- Smooth or reduce a hump
- Adjust the bridge height
- Refine or lift the nasal tip
- Narrow or reshape the nostrils
- Improve symmetry
- Correct functional issues such as a deviated septum
Each procedure is customized based on facial proportions and the patient’s aesthetic goals.
How Much Does Rhinoplasty Cost?
Rhinoplasty is a fully customised procedure, so the cost can vary depending on your goals and the surgical approach required. Instead of a fixed fee, pricing is determined after a detailed consultation, where your surgeon evaluates the structure of your nose, any functional concerns, and the degree of reshaping you’re looking for. Because every nose is unique, each treatment plan is tailored accordingly—reflecting the complexity and precision involved.
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital, several factors can influence the overall cost of rhinoplasty, including:
- Procedure complexity– Minor refinements differ from more advanced structural corrections or combined functional work.
- Surgical technique– Open or closed rhinoplasty, use of cartilage grafts, implants, or specialised structural support.
- Surgeon expertise– Rhinoplasty requires exceptional precision, and results depend heavily on the surgeon’s skill and experience.
- Hospital, operating theatre, and anesthesia fees– These support a safe, accredited surgical environment.
- Post-operative care – Follow-up visits, recovery support, and any required medications or dressings.
Because rhinoplasty is so personalised, the most accurate way to understand how much your rhinoplasty will cost is through a consultation. Your surgeon will assess your facial proportions, review your goals, and provide a clear, customised cost breakdown based on your recommended treatment plan.
Rhinoplasty Techniques
Kamol Cosmetic Hospital offers a full range of rhinoplasty approaches. Your surgeon will recommend the most suitable technique depending on your goals.
Jaw Augmentation, Jaw Implant, Mandibular Augmentation:
In recent times, stronger jawlines have been sought because a strong natural jawline looks healthy and attractive in men and women. A strong jawline makes the face more masculine, while conversely, a less defined jawline appears feminine. Sometimes, women with a weak jawline want to be more balanced and defined. Some famous actresses like Angelina Jolie and Jennifer Aniston have very strong natural jawlines.
Material for Jaw Augmentation:
- Silicone
- PMMA Customized implant
A Good Candidate for Jaw Augmentation
- Men who have a narrow jaw.
- Women with a weak jawline.
- Healthy people.
- Those with realistic expectations
Preparation for Jaw Augmentation
- Physical examination or lab tests, chest X-ray, blood test, and EKG if you are over 40 years old.
- Stop smoking at least two weeks before surgery.
- Stop taking any anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin, Motrin, Ibuprofen Vitamins, or herbs that interfere with blood clotting at least two weeks before surgery.
- Plan for your recovery. Chewing will be difficult for up to a week after surgery. You should have some soup, liquid food, and meal supplements prepared.
Jaw Augmentation Procedure:
- The patient is given a general anesthetic.
- Internal incisions are usually made directly inside the mouth on either side of the lower lip, meaning there is no external scar.
- A pocket is created that will hold the implant for an improved contour and a more defined jawline; the patient’s implant is placed directly on the jawbone and fixed with titanium screws.
- Stitches are absorbable and dissolve within a few weeks.
- The procedure takes 1 – 2 hours.
Postoperative care
- It is essential to take good care to prevent infection by using mouthwash often,
- Keep the face elevated as much as possible to reduce swelling,
- Gentle movement to support blood circulation,
- Wearing a compression bandage at all times for three days and when sleeping for one month.
- Avoid aggressive activities for a month after surgery
- Liquid diet 24-48 hours after surgery; soft diet should have after surgery a week
- Stop smoking or drinking alcohol for at least two weeks after surgery
- Keep any follow-up appointments with your surgeon to check the healing process and ask any questions that may concern you
- Stitches are taken off seven days after surgery, whereas absorbable sutures are used in the mouth
Risks and complications:
There might be a possibility of
- Pain for 2-4 weeks
- Limitation of open mouth
- Hematoma
- Seroma
- The numbness caused by nerve damage
- Hyperpigmentation
- Implant shifting (where a second operation may be required)
- Asymmetry
- Gradual loss or breakdown of the bones.
- Capsular contracture.
Recovery:
During the first few weeks following the surgery, chewing, smiling, and talking might be uncomfortable. Patients can return to work about one week after the surgery, but swelling may still occur. You can resume exercising four weeks after surgery. You must avoid strenuous activities for about 6-8 weeks. The final result can be seen in around 3-6 months.
Why Jawline can identify gender?
The shape of a jawline plays a significant role in how we perceive a person’s gender. A strong, defined jawline is often considered masculine, while a softer, less defined jawline is perceived as feminine.
‘This perception is heavily influenced by societal norms and gender stereotypes that have been ingrained in our culture over time.’
- A masculine jawline is typically characterized by a square or rectangular shape with a sharp angle at the jawline. This shape is often associated with strength, power, and masculinity. Men with a strong jawline are usually perceived as more confident and assertive, which are traits traditionally associated with masculinity.
- A feminine jawline is typically characterized by a softer, rounder shape with a more gradual angle at the jawline. This shape is often associated with delicate features, femininity, and beauty. Women with a softer jawline are usually perceived as more delicate and feminine, which aligns with traditional gender norms.
‘Gender identity and physical characteristics are two different things; gender identity is an inner feeling and understanding of oneself as male, female, neither, or a combination of male/female; it’s not based on physical characteristics.’
In conclusion, a jawline’s shape impacts perceptions of gender but is not a definitive indicator of a person’s gender. Society’s gender norms and stereotypes play a significant role in shaping these perceptions, and it’s essential to recognize that not all individuals conform to these traditional perceptions.
At Kamol Cosmetic Hospital: We are committed to providing inclusive and respectful care for all patients, regardless of their gender identity or physical characteristics. We understand that everyone’s experience of gender is unique and personal, and we strive to provide a safe and welcoming environment for all individuals.
We recognize that some individuals may wish to alter their jawline shape to align more closely with their gender identity or personal preferences. Our team of experts in plastic and reconstructive surgery can help patients achieve their desired jawline shape using various techniques, such as jaw reduction surgery, jaw augmentation, or facial feminization surgery.
We understand these decisions can be complex and emotional, and we work closely with our patients to understand their goals and desires. We provide personalized care and support to ensure our patients feel comfortable and confident.
Cheekbone Reduction, Zygoma Reduction
If the cheekbones are high and excessively prominent, this may cause a wide face and reduce attractiveness. Cheekbone reduction may be considered a surgical procedure to reshape prominent cheekbones and reduce facial width to achieve a more beautiful, balanced, and attractive face.
A Good Candidate for Cheekbone Reduction
Patients with excessively prominent front cheekbones, broad cheekbones, and disproportionate or unbalanced facial structures benefit the most from Cheekbone reduction. The surgery can remove or correct bone protrusions, making the facial line look sleeker, slimmer, softer, and much more attractive.
Preparation before surgery
You’ll be able to consult with the surgeon to discuss your goals and how to best achieve them.
- Physical examination includes a blood test and chest X-ray. If the patient is over 40 years old, an ECG will be required to assess the risk of a heart condition.
- Facial X-ray to analyze the facial structure and choose the most suitable technique.
- Stop smoking at least two weeks before surgery.
- Stop taking any anti-inflammatory medications such as Aspirin or ibuprofen for at least two weeks. Avoid herbal supplements and vitamins, which may increase bleeding during and after surgery.
Cheekbone – Zygomatic Reduction surgery
Our technique is an L-shaped osteotomy or two-site osteotomy and rotation method. This procedure involves two-incision scars. One is intra-oral for the zygomatic body, and the other is in front of the ear behind the sideburn for the zygomatic arch. The incision is small to minimize the scar.
In the frontal site osteotomy, the zygomatic body is to be cut into an L-shape, and the back-site osteotomy (posterior osteotomy) means that the zygomatic arch is cut. The cheekbone must be rotated inwardly and fixed by a mini-titanium plate and screws to prevent further bone movement. The surgeon creates a smooth step of the bone. The intra-oral incision will be closed using an absorbable suture. The external incision is closed with fine sutures.
The cheekbone reduction procedure takes 1-2 hours under general anesthesia. Hospitalization requires 1- 2 nights.
Risks and Complications for Cheekbone Reduction
Cheekbone reduction, like other facial reduction procedures, is low risk; however, the risks associated with it are:
- Numbness
- Decreased skin sensation over the surgical area
- Asymmetry cheekbones
- Tightness when opening the mouth
- Zygomatic arch fracture
- Unstable zygomatic bone
- Zygomatic bone and arch malposition after surgery
- Revision surgery may be required
Post-operative Care for Cheekbone Reduction
It is important to take good care to prevent infection by frequently using mouthwash. Keep the face elevated as much as possible to reduce swelling, and wear the compression bandage provided at all times for three days and when sleeping for one month.
- Avoid aggressive activities for a month after surgery.
- Stop smoking or drinking alcohol for at least two weeks after surgery.
- Keep any follow-up appointments with your surgeon to check the healing process and ask any questions you may have.
- Dissolvable stitches are used in the mouth, and external stitches, if used, are removed after 7 days.
You can return to work 7-10 days after surgery, but swelling may still occur. You can resume exercising four weeks after surgery.
How does a Zygoma Reduction contribute to creating a V-shaped face?
Zygoma Reduction, also known as Zygomatic Reduction or Cheekbone Reduction, is a surgical procedure that involves reducing the size of the cheekbones to create a more aesthetically pleasing facial structure.
‘The procedure is commonly performed as part of a V-shaped face reshaping surgery to give the face a more defined, angular appearance.’
The V-shaped face is a popular trend in cosmetic surgery. It is defined by a sharp jawline, high cheekbones, and a tapered face. V-shaped face surgery aims to create a more youthful, defined, and attractive facial appearance by reducing the size of the cheekbones and reshaping the jawline.
‘Zygoma Reduction is an important component of the V-shaped face surgery as it reduces the size of the cheekbones and creates a more defined, angular appearance.’
The Zygoma Reduction procedure involves incisions made inside the mouth or through the hairline. The surgeon then reduces the size of the cheekbone by removing a portion of the zygomatic arch or reshaping it. The procedure is performed under general anesthesia and typically takes 2-3 hours to complete.
- One of the main benefits of Zygoma Reduction is that it can create a more balanced facial structure. By reducing the size of the cheekbones, the surgeon can create a more defined and angular appearance, which can improve the overall harmony of the face. The procedure can also enhance the appearance of the eyes, as the cheekbones no longer dominate the facial structure.
- Zygoma Reduction can also provide significant cosmetic benefits to those unhappy with their cheekbones’ appearance. The procedure can be used to correct asymmetrical cheekbones, reduce the size of overly prominent cheekbones, or create a more defined, angular appearance.
In conclusion,
Zygoma Reduction is an important component of V-shaped face surgery as it reduces the size of the cheekbones and creates a more defined, angular appearance. The procedure is typically performed under general anesthesia and can provide significant cosmetic benefits to those unhappy with their cheekbones’ appearance. If you are considering V-shaped face surgery, discussing your options with a qualified and experienced plastic surgeon is important to determine if Zygoma Reduction is right for you.
Chin Enhancement / Chin Implant Surgery / Chin Augmentation
The proportions of the chin and jawline are fundamental to a balanced and attractive face. For those with a weak jawline, chin enhancement is a surgical procedure to make the chin more prominent and attractive. It is a perfect surgery to do for transgender patients as male and female chins are quite different. Men’s chins are often relatively wide, thick, and flat compared to women’s chins, which tend to be narrower, more pointed, and curved. We offer the following procedures for chin implants:
Material for chin Implant
- Silicone
- Gore-Tex (e-PTFE)
- Med pore
- PMMA Customized implant
A Good Candidate for Chin Enhancement
You may be the right candidate if you want
- To Improve facial harmony and improve overall looks and beauty.
- To correct a weak or recessed chin.
- To improve the prominence of the neck and jawline.
- To reduce the appearance of a complete or double chin caused by a small chin bone.
Preparation for Chin Implant Surgery / Chin forward sliding.
Proper preparation for chin implant surgery or chin forward sliding will result in a good result with fewer complications and recovery time. You should consult your surgeon about the goal you have achieved.
- Physical examination or lab tests, chest X-ray, blood test, and EKG if you are over 40 years old to confirm you are healthy.
- Stop smoking for at least two weeks before surgery
- Stop taking any anti-inflammatory drugs such as aspirin, Ibuprofen Vitamins, or herbs that interfere with blood clotting at least two weeks before surgery
- Plan for your recovery. Chewing will be difficult for up to a week after surgery. You should have some soup and liquid food available.
Chin Enhancement
Chin enhancement creates a well-proportioned and balanced look for the face. There are many procedures for chin advancement, but the two most popular ones are:
- Enhancement with chin implant surgery.
- Enhancement by chin forward sliding.
Incision of Chin Enhancement:
- Inside the mouth –The scar is hidden.
- Underneath the chin. It is less popular because the scar is visible.
1. Procedure for Chin Implant Surgery
Chin implant is a popular procedure for patients who require little to medium augmentation with a height not exceeding 0.5 cm (5 mm). Chin implants are a simple surgery. They take around 45 minutes under local anesthesia. The patient may leave immediately after the surgery. If the patient needs an extensive chin implant, general anesthesia is usually preferred, as the surgeon has to fix screws to prevent the implant from moving. The patient will be required to stay for one night in the hospital.
2. Chin forward sliding
This procedure is available for patients with an extremely short chin. The surgery extends the jaw forward. This procedure takes about 2 hours under general anesthesia. The patient is required to stay one night in the hospital. The recovery period is about 2 to 3 weeks.
Postoperative care
- Only consume liquid food for the first 24 hours after surgery and soft food for one week.
- Keep the oral cavity clean by using mouthwash.
- Elevate your head to decrease the swelling for the first week after surgery.
- Avoid smoking.
- To decrease swelling, wear the supplied facial compression garment 24 hours a day for the first few days following surgery and then for a further week after surgery.
- Avoid strenuous activity for one month after the surgery.
- It is usually possible to return to school or work one week after the surgery, and the wound heals within 4-8 weeks.
Risks and Complications for Chin Implant Surgery / Chin Forward Sliding
Chin implant and chin forward sliding are safe and straightforward procedures, providing highly qualified surgeons perform them. Although exceptionally rare, risks and complications include the following:
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Nerve Injury
- Pain after surgery
- Some bone loss
- Asymmetry
- Scarring if the incision scars underneath
- Unsatisfied with the result.
- The risk from general anesthesia
Recovery for Chin Implant Surgery / Chin Forward Sliding
The procedure itself takes one to two hours, and the patient will then spend one night in the hospital. One to two weeks after the surgery, it is usually possible to go back to school or work, and the wound will completely heal within 1-2 months.
The result from Chin Implant Surgery / Chin Forward Sliding
Most patients are satisfied with the outcome. There are many types of chin enhancement procedures, though all of them involve operating on the lower jawline and chin area to improve facial proportions. In any case, it is essential to consider other parts of the face, including the jaw, cheeks, and forehead, to ensure a balanced look and harmony.
Achieving Facial Harmony and Symmetrical Proportions through Chin Implant Procedures:
A chin implant, also known as a genioplasty, is a cosmetic procedure that can significantly enhance the face’s overall appearance by creating better proportions and harmony.
One of the most important aspects of facial aesthetics is balance and symmetry. When the chin is underdeveloped or recessed, it can throw off the balance of the entire face, making the nose appear more prominent and the jawline less defined. This can make a person look out of proportion and be a source of insecurity and dissatisfaction with one’s appearance.
Procedure:
‘A chin implant is a simple and effective solution for addressing this issue. The procedure involves making a small incision under the chin or inside the mouth and placing a small silicone implant into the chin to create a more prominent and defined jawline. The implant is then secured, and the incision is closed.’
Benefits:
- The benefits of a chin implant are numerous. It can help create a more defined jawline and a stronger chin, which can help make the nose appear smaller and more in proportion to the rest of the face. The chin is now in better proportion with the rest of the face, helping to create a more harmonious and balanced appearance.
- a stronger chin can also help create a more youthful appearance, as a recessed or underdeveloped chin can make a person look older.
- Moreover, chin implant surgery is considered a safe and effective procedure with a high patient satisfaction rate. It is performed under general or local anesthesia; recovery time is usually less than a week.
In summary,
A chin implant is a powerful tool for creating better facial proportions and harmony. It can help to create a more defined jawline, a stronger chin, and a more balanced and youthful appearance. If you are unhappy with the appearance of your chin and would like to explore this option, you should consult a qualified plastic surgeon who can help you determine whether a chin implant is right for you.
Cheekbone Augmentation
High cheekbones are a universal symbol of attraction and beauty across most cultures. Cheek Augmentation and Cheek implants are cosmetic surgical procedures that enhance the cheeks, making your face beautiful, youthful, balanced, and attractive. There are many techniques for cheek enhancement, such as solid implants or injections of filler or your own fat.
Despite some differences in women’s cheekbones, it is possible to alter the appearance of men’s cheekbones to achieve a more feminine look. Men’s cheekbones tend to be low, rectangular, and flat, whereas the softer and curvier features of women’s cheekbones create glow and radiance.
There are many materials for Cheek Implant surgery, including:
- Silicone
- Gore-tex (e-PTFE)
- Medpore
- Alloderm
- PMMA (Customized Implant)
- Filler
A Good Candidate for Cheek Implant
- Has flat cheeks that need more definition and fullness.
- At an age where facial growth is complete.
- Physically healthy.
- Doesn’t smoke.
- You have a positive outlook and realistic goals for improving your appearance.
Preparation for Cheekbone Augmentation
Consult with the surgeon to discuss procedures and your goals.
- Discuss medical history
- Physical examination and lab test.
- Avoid medications containing aspirin or ibuprofen for two weeks before and after surgery, as these medications may increase bleeding. Avoid herbal remedies and over-the-counter supplements.
- Stop smoking and drinking alcohol for 2 weeks before the surgery and weeks after the surgery, as smoking seriously impairs healing.
Cheek Implants Procedure
The surgeon usually makes the incision in the upper mouth near the top of the gum line and slides the implants into place. Another technique is to make an external incision near the lower eye, but most patients do not choose this method since it can create a visible scar. Cheek implant surgery is usually performed under sedation or general anesthetic and takes about one to two hours. The patient may stay one night at the hospital after the surgery. The recovery period is around one week.
Risks and Complications for Cheekbone Augmentation:
While rare, the following are associated with cheek implant surgery:
- Infection
- Poor Healing
- Hematoma
- Risk from Anesthesia
- Swelling
- Numbness
- Skin Discoloration
- Scaring
- Fat Loss
- Cheek Implant Displacement
- Pain
- Poor Aesthetic Result
Post-operative Care for Cheekbone Augmentation
- Elevate your head and apply the ice pack to decrease bleeding and swelling.
- Use a facial bandage (provided) to reduce swelling.
- Eat a soft diet.
- Use mouthwash often for the first week to keep clean and prevent infection.
- Follow-up consultations with the surgeon.
Recovery from Cheekbone Augmentation
- You can go back to work seven days after surgery.
- You can exercise one month after surgery.
- You can take a shower after 24 hours.
- The final results can be seen in approximately 2-3 months
High Cheekbones: Are they a sign of Beauty?
High cheekbones have been considered a hallmark of beauty and physical attraction for centuries and continue to be desirable today. Many believe that high cheekbones indicate good health and genetic fitness, making them attractive qualities in a potential partner.
The cheekbones, also known as the zygomatic bones, are a key feature of the human face. They are located at the top of the cheek and form the highest point of the cheekbones when you look at someone from the front.
‘High cheekbones are characterized by a prominent and elevated appearance, creating a sharp angle along the cheekbone. This feature is often associated with a youthful, healthy, attractive appearance.’
- One of the reasons high cheekbones are seen as attractive is that they tend to be associated with a symmetrical face. Symmetry is important in physical beauty and attraction, indicating good health and genetic quality. In contrast, asymmetry is often seen as a sign of poor health or genetic quality and can be viewed as less attractive.
- Another reason high cheekbones are seen as attractive is that they create a more defined and contoured appearance to the face. This can make a person look more confident, expressive, and dynamic, enhancing their physical appearance. In addition, high cheekbones are often associated with a slim and sculpted facial structure, which can make a person look more elegant and refined.
‘In some cultures, high cheekbones are also seen as a sign of ethnic or racial beauty. For example, high cheekbones are often considered desirable in indigenous cultures and featured prominently in traditional beauty standards.’
This has led to cosmetic procedures and treatments designed to enhance or augment the cheekbones, such as cheek fillers, cheek implants, and cheekbone contouring surgery.
In conclusion,
Many people consider high cheekbones a sign of beauty and physical attraction. They symbolize good health and genetic fitness, a hallmark of symmetry, contoured facial structure, and cultural beauty. Whether or not high cheekbones are attractive is a matter of personal preference, but there is no denying that they continue to be seen as desirable physical traits.
Cat Eyes, Foxy Eyes
The “cat eyes” or “foxy eyes” procedure is a cosmetic eyelid surgery designed to create a more defined and lifted appearance in the outer corners of the eyes. It is similar to an eyelift but focuses specifically on these corners and is intended to give the eyes a more “cat-like” or “fox-like” appearance.
The procedure can be combined with other eyelid surgery procedures, such as blepharoplasty or brow lift. Recovery time may vary depending on the method used, but generally, patients can expect to have some swelling and bruising around the eyes for several days to a week.
What are the differences between Cat Eyes and Foxy Eyes procedures?
The “cat eyes” and “foxy eyes” procedures are similar in that they are both eyelid surgeries designed to create a more defined and lifted appearance to the outer corners of the eyes. However, the terms “cat eyes” and “foxy eyes” can be used differently by different surgeons or clinics and may refer to slightly different techniques or outcomes.
Some differences could be:
The “Cat Eye” procedure may focus more on creating a subtle lift and definition to the outer corners of the eyes, while the “foxy eye” procedure may aim for a more dramatic lift and defined outer corners. This might be done using sutures or fat repositioning methods.
The “Fox Eye” procedure may be more invasive than the “Cat Eye” procedure, has a longer recovery time, and involves removing a small strip of skin from the outer corner of the eyelid.
Canthopexy (Cat eyes): This minor surgical procedure strengthens and stabilizes the lateral canthal tendon to tighten a drooping lower eyelid or ectropion. This method repositions the outside corner of the eye where the eyelids meet, restoring a youthful look. It can uplift the eye by around 5 mm.
Who is a good candidate for Cat Eyes/Foxy Eyes Surgery?
A good candidate for cat eyes or foxy eyes surgery is typically an adult who is in good overall health and has realistic expectations about the outcome of the surgery.
Ideal candidates usually have:
- droopy or hooded outer corners of the eyelids
- excess skin or fat in the outer corners of the eyelids
- no significant underlying eye or eyelid problems
- no severe medical conditions that could increase the risk of complications during or after surgery.
The procedure is not suitable for people with:
- Active infection or inflammation in the eye area
- Serious eye conditions such as glaucoma, dry eye, or retinal problems
- Blood clotting disorders or tendency to form keloid scars
- Previous eyelid surgery.
- It is important to discuss your medical history and goals for surgery with a qualified and experienced surgeon to determine if this procedure is right for you.
What are the reasons for undergoing a Cat-Eye/Fox Eye Surgery?
There are several reasons why a person may choose to undergo cat eyes or foxy eyes surgery. Some common reasons include:
- Correct droopy or hooded outer corners of the eyelids
- Remove excess skin or fat in the outer corners of the eyelids
- Improve the appearance of the eyes and make them look more defined and lifted
- Achieve a more youthful and alert appearance
- Correct asymmetry in the eyes
- Restore self-confidence
What are the techniques used in the Cat Eyes/Foxy Eyes Surgery?
Several techniques can be used in cat eyes or foxy eyes surgery, and the choice of technique will depend on the individual case and the surgeon’s preference and expertise. Some common methods include:
- Suture technique: This technique involves making tiny incisions on the outer corner of the eyelid and using sutures to lift the outer corner of the eyelid.
- Skin excision technique: This technique involves removing a small strip of skin from the eyelid’s outer corner to lift the eyelid’s outer corner.
- Fat repositioning technique: This technique involves repositioning the fat in the outer corner of the eyelid to lift the outer corner.
- Combination technique: This technique involves combining the above methods, such as removing a small strip of skin and repositioning the fat.
The surgeon will choose the best technique depending on the patient’s needs and goals and discuss each method’s pros and cons before the surgery. Also, note that the specific technique used may not be referred to as “Cat Eyes” or “Foxy Eyes” by all surgeons and may have different names like “Lateral canthoplasty” or “Lateral Canthopexy.”
What are the preparations for Cat Eyes/Foxy Eyes Surgery?
Preparations for Cat Eyes/Foxy Eyes surgery typically include:
- Consultation: During a consultation with an experienced oculoplastic surgeon, you will discuss your desired results and have a comprehensive eye examination. You will also discuss any potential risks or complications from the surgery.
- Pre-operative testing: Before the surgery, you will likely have to undergo a series of tests, such as an MRI or CT scan, to ensure that your eyes are healthy and that there are no underlying issues that could affect the procedure’s outcome.
- Pre-operative instructions: Before surgery, you will be instructed on how to prepare for the procedure. This will likely include avoiding certain medications, such as aspirin and ibuprofen, as well as alcohol and smoking. Ensuring you are well-rested and hydrated before the surgery is also essential.
- Anesthesia: Depending on the type of procedure, you may be given a local anesthetic to numb the area or a general anesthetic to put you to sleep during the surgery.
- Surgery: During the procedure, the surgeon will make small incisions around the eyes and remove excess tissue to create a more youthful and refreshed look. The surgeon may also use sutures to refine the shape of the eyes further.
- Recovery: After the surgery, you will need to rest and follow any post-operative instructions given to you by the surgeon. This will likely include wearing protective eyewear, avoiding strenuous activities, and using cold compresses to reduce swelling.
Post-operative Care for Cat Eyes/Foxy Eyes Procedure:
Post-operative care for Cat Eyes/Foxy Eyes procedure typically includes the following:
- Avoid strenuous activities such as exercise, heavy lifting, or any other activity that might strain the area for at least two weeks. Keep your head elevated while sleeping for at least two weeks.
- Apply a cold compress over the eyes for 15 minutes every few hours to reduce swelling.
- Avoid touching, rubbing, or applying makeup around the eyes for at least one week.
- Keep the incisions clean and dry.
- Wear sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat outdoors for the first two weeks.
- Avoid direct sunlight for the first two weeks.
- Follow up with your doctor for routine check-ups.
It’s important to follow the post-operative care instructions given by your surgeon closely to ensure a successful recovery and optimal results.
Risks and Complications of Cat Eyes/Foxy Eyes Surgery:
While the results of the surgery can be very effective, there are risks and complications associated with the procedure that patients should be aware of before undergoing the procedure. Below are some of the risks and complications related to Cat/Fox Eye Surgery:
- Risk of infection: As with any surgery, there is always a risk of infection. To reduce this risk, it is important to follow all pre- and post-operative instructions.
- Asymmetrical results: While the surgery aims to create symmetrical eyes, the results may be asymmetrical.
- Eyelid swelling: It is common for the eyelids to swell after the procedure. This swelling may last up to two weeks and can cause discomfort.
- Dry eyes: After the procedure, patients may experience dry eyes due to the changes in the eye muscles.
- Scarring: Cat/Fox Eye Surgery can cause scarring, which may be visible.
- Vision loss: There is always a risk of vision loss, although this is rare.
- Pain: Pain is a common side effect of the procedure and can last up to a week after the surgery.
Cat Eye or Foxy Eye surgery can effectively improve the appearance of the eyes. Still, it is essential to understand its risks and potential complications. To ensure the best outcome, a qualified and experienced surgeon should be consulted before deciding.
Recovery:
Recovery from this surgery is an integral part of the process and is critical to achieving the desired results. Recovery Procedure:
- Take medications prescribed by your doctor to reduce swelling and pain.
- Apply topical ointment as directed.
- Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes from the sun.
- Sleep with your head elevated to reduce swelling.
- Avoid strenuous activities and exercise for 1-2 weeks.
- Avoid rubbing, scratching, or pressing on the surgical area.
- Follow up with your doctor as scheduled.
Cat Eye/Foxy Eye Surgery can help you achieve a more youthful, attractive, and alert appearance. To ensure you get the desired results, it is important to follow the recovery procedure outlined above. With proper care and attention, you can look forward to a successful recovery and beautiful results.