With age the skin of eyelids stretch and sag, muscles become weak and excess fat collects below your eyelids. This can cause sagging of eyebrows, drooping of upper lids and eye bags in lower eyelids. Baggy skin of upper eyelids can impair vision and decrease field of vision and make a person look ol...
Over time, the effects of gravity, sun exposure, and hereditary factors show in the form of signs of old age on our faces. Growing old has been one of the biggest worries for the human race since ages and a search for ‘Fountain of youth’ remained elusive in mankind’s history till now. Surgical...
In younger people, the brow at rest is positioned above the orbital rim, with a gradual arch laterally. The outer end or ‘tail’ of the eyebrow is thus located a little higher than the medial end. With passing years, this arch vanishes and the brow usually assumes a flat or horizontal position an...
If you are worried that your lips look too large or protruding, lip reduction surgery is the answer to this problem. Lips reshaping procedures are very common nowadays, with a lot of men and women wanting to improve their facial appearance and enhance their self-esteem. There are a number of differe...
The nose is the most prominent facial feature. It is the one part, which a lot of people would most like to change with surgery. In people who are not happy with their nose, its shape can be transformed with a nasal surgery called Rhinoplasty. If there is accompanied breathing problem through the no...
A prominent ear, also commonly referred to as a lop ear, Bat ear or Dumbo ear, protrudes excessively from the lateral part of the head. The normal ear forms an angle of approx. 21° to 25° with the head and an angle >25° may cause the ears to look extra prominent from the front. Prominent ears are...
Fat transfer or facial fat grafting is a safe and natural way to provide a dramatic improvement in facial lines, wrinkles, and folds by using fat harvested from your own body. This process is also called the Fat injection, micro-lipo-injection, fat grafting or fat transfer.
A dimple in the cheek is formed when there is a tiny gap in the cheek muscle called Buccinator. The skin overlying this gap is stuck to the underlying tissue and a dimple or depression is formed in the skin with facial movements like smiling or talking. Cosmetic surgery for dimple creation mimics th...
Many people start to lose their facial fat in their 20’s but some have genetic predisposition to have heavy, fuller cheeks with an overly round face and a cherubic appearance even much beyond that. This puffiness in the cheek area can mask the contours of a beautiful upper cheekbone and lower jawb...
Having a double chin is a common problem and it can show irrespective of body weight. In many persons, excess fat and sagging skin around the chin persists even after they have lost weight. People who are unable to eliminate their double chin through weight loss can opt for fat removal from chin are...
Chin is the raised prominence of the lower jawbone, composing the lowermost part of the face; hence it is one of the major components that determine the facial shape. With age, gradual and progressive bone absorption results in decreased mandibular height and reduced chin projection. This may change...
As we get older, the skin on our neck, like at other places can lose its elasticity and sag. The causes include aging, sun damage, loss of elasticity over time or excessive weight loss. More often than not, your neck ages before your face and after the eyes, neck region is the second place where we ...
