Dimple Surgery

Dimple surgery is performed under local anesthesia, and no admission is required. The steps are as follows:
• Marking and Anesthetizing: The desired position of the dimple on the skin is marked and anesthetized.
• Incision: Through the mouth, a small cuff (4-6mm) of cheek lining and underlying muscle is removed.
• Suturing: A double suture of nylon is placed in the skin and muscle to develop the dimple.
• Closing: The cheek lining is closed with dissolvable suturing material.

• Patients can expect localized fat reduction over several sessions, with visible improvements in body contouring.
• The procedure is well-suited for individuals seeking a non-surgical method to address stubborn fat deposits, contributing to enhanced body confidence and appearance.

• Persistent Swelling: Ongoing swelling may occur.
• Asymmetry: Uneven dimples may develop.
• Abscess Formation: This can occur due to a foreign body reaction to the knot of the suturing material.
• Dimple Disappearance: If the knot fails, the dimple may disappear, but it can be corrected surgically.
• Facial Nerve Weakness/Paralysis: Though very rare, there is a possibility of facial nerve weakness or paralysis.

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