Yearning for adorable dimples? Achieving them through Dimple Creation Surgery is indeed a possibility!
Dimpleplasty, a popular cosmetic surgery, is a straightforward procedure designed to create or enhance dimples on the cheeks. This article provides an overview of the process, from preparation to recovery, to help potential patients understand what they can expect.
Preparation for Dimpleplasty
Before undergoing Dimpleplasty, it is essential to ensure good physical health and consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon like Dr. Rajat Gupta. Patients should stop taking blood-thinning medicines for two weeks before the surgery and avoid smoking a month prior and after the procedure.
On the day of the surgery, patients should not eat or drink for six hours beforehand. After the procedure, they might notice swelling and redness on the inside of the cheeks, and a liquid diet is recommended for a few days.
The Dimpleplasty Procedure
During the surgery, the surgeon will mark the cheek for dimple placement, give local anesthesia, create an incision on the inside of the cheeks, pass a dissolvable suture through the inside of the cheek, and tie the suture to create a dimple. The procedure is often performed on an outpatient basis and involves minimal downtime compared to other cosmetic surgeries.
Recovery and Healing
The recovery process for Dimpleplasty is relatively simple, with patients often able to return to work and resume normal activities the day after the procedure. Key recovery milestones include:
- The first 24 to 48 hours: Edema (swelling) and minimal swelling are normal.
- 3 to 7 days: Stitches begin to heal; pain is generally mild and manageable with over-the-counter medication.
- 1 week: Most initial recovery occurs, and discomfort subsides.
- 2 to 3 weeks: Bruising and swelling significantly decrease. Patients may resume normal daily activities with minimal restrictions.
- 3 to 6 months: Final results appear, with a natural-looking appearance as tissues settle into place.
South Korean clinics, known for advanced techniques, emphasize minimal downtime with absorbable sutures and customized approaches to optimize aesthetic outcomes.
Post-Surgery Care
One to two weeks after the surgery, patients can resume regular dental care but should avoid strenuous facial activity for at least two weeks. Dimple removal is also possible through surgery, with the addition of fillers to remove any slight depressions.
Booking an Appointment
Interested individuals can book an appointment with Dr. Rajat Gupta, a board-certified plastic surgeon in India with 15 years of experience in aesthetic surgeries, by calling 91-9251711711 or emailing contact@Dr Rajat Gupta's website.
In summary, while immediate improvements in facial dimples are seen quickly post-surgery, achieving stable, natural-looking results usually requires 3 to 6 months of healing time. During this period, swelling decreases, and tissues adapt for a lasting effect.
- Aesthetic surgery, such as dimpleplasty, requires good physical health and consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon, like Dr. Rajat Gupta, before the procedure.
- The dimpleplasty procedure involves marking the cheek for dimple placement, giving local anesthesia, creating an incision, passing a dissolvable suture, and tying it to create a dimple – all done on an outpatient basis.
- Recovery from dimpleplasty is relatively simple, with most individuals returning to work and normal activities the day after the procedure. The final results, however, typically appear 3 to 6 months later as tissues settle into place.
