Cheek implant removal is suitable for individuals who: Are unhappy with the size, shape, or position of their cheek implants, Experience discomfort, tightness, or pain in the cheek area, Notice asymmetry or implant shifting, Have developed complications such as infection or inflammation, Feel their facial appearance has changed over time, Want to return to a more natural facial contour, Are planning alternative treatments such as fillers or fat transfer
Your facial anatomy, implant type, placement, and concerns are assessed. Removal strategy and future options are discussed.
Local or general anaesthesia ensures a comfortable and pain-free procedure.
A small incision is made, often inside the mouth or through the original surgical site. The implant is carefully removed without damaging surrounding tissues.
The incision is sutured, and a compression dressing may be applied to reduce swelling.
While facial rejuvenation treatments are safe, possible risks include:
Not necessarily. Many patients return to their natural facial contour. Additional treatments such as fillers or fat transfer can be discussed if volume enhancement is desired.
Yes. Once removed, the implant does not return. Further cosmetic options can be explored if needed.
Incisions are usually placed inside the mouth or along previous incision lines, resulting in little to no visible scarring.
Yes. It can be combined with facial fat transfer, fillers, or other facial contouring procedures if appropriate.
Our surgeons have extensive experience in both facial implant placement and removal, ensuring safe procedures and natural-looking outcomes tailored to your facial anatomy.
