Advantages and complications of cheek prosthesis

Cheek plastic surgery is one of the most popular plastic surgery procedures among people, especially young women. This can eliminate imperfections in the cheeks and make them look more beautiful. Cheek prosthesis can also eliminate sagging and depression of the cheek due to longevity. The elimination of birth defects in the cheeks and face is one of the benefits of this operation. Prosthesis surgery, like other operations, may have disadvantages, but if you leave the prosthesis operation to an experienced doctor, you can easily avoid the potential risk and its ill consequences.

What is a cheek prosthesis?

The process of highlighting and enlarging the cheek or an artificial cheekbone is called a cheek. This procedure makes the cheeks stand out and improves the appearance of the cheekbones. Facial prostheses make the face more beautiful and balance the facial organs, which is why it is so popular among young women. The cheek prosthesis is performed in three forms: Malar, to improve cheekbone defects, Sap Malar to correct deficiency of cheek flesh, and set to correct cheekbone defects and cheek meat defects.

The cheek prosthesis is made by making a gap inside the mouth and above the upper gum line and placing the synthetic material inside that gap. The cheek prosthesis is made of porous silicone or ethylene. The best type of prosthesis is a prosthesis made of silicone material. Silicone materials are soft, bone-like materials that are placed on the bone and can be easily removed from the cheek if they are not satisfied or when they need to be replaced. A disadvantage of using porous ethylene in prostheses is that it is difficult to remove if needed to be removed from the cheek because it integrates with the cheekbones.

Benefits of cheek prostheses

Getting prominent, beautiful cheeks is usually only possible with obesity, which makes other parts of the body obese and deformed before causing the cheeks to swell. One of the benefits of prosthetics is to show the cheeks without obesity in other parts of the body. Triage is a fast procedure and is done on an outpatient basis with permanent results. People who have sunken, drooping, and sunken cheeks as they age can give their faces an artificial youth. A prosthetic system can repair damage to the cheekbones and restore the beauty and prominence of the cheek. Congenital problems in the cheeks can also be resolved, including cheek softness and asymmetry, and tissue loss by prostheses and cheekbones. One of the benefits of the cheek prosthesis is balancing facial components. Obviously, beauty can restore the lost confidence of those who have lost their self-confidence due to their ugly looks. The prosthesis is also suitable for those who are allergic to injectable gels into the cheekbones.

Cheek prosthesis defects

In a cheek prosthesis, the material that is placed on the bone to highlight the cheek is not from the body itself and it is a foreign substance, and the body may be sensitive to it and in some cases it may become infected. Sometimes infections and allergies can be treated with medicines, but in some cases the allergy becomes so severe that the medicines and antibiotics cannot solve the problem and the doctor has to remove it. Muscular dystrophy is another defect of the prosthesis.

During a prosthesis, some of the cheek muscles are removed to apply the prosthesis, and this process damages the facial muscles. Sometimes this damage leads to muscle weakness ‌. Muscle weakness destroys normal laughter and turns it into artificial laughter, making it impossible for you to laugh as before.

One of the disadvantages is that coughing, yawning, or laughing may cause the prosthesis to move in the face and your face to become asymmetric, and eventually you will have to remove the substance from your cheeks. Risks and side effects after cheek surgery include bleeding, bruising, swelling, and scarring. Sometimes the gel injection is used to solve or accentuate the appearance of the cheeks, which also causes problems such as sagging cheeks if the injection is not done correctly.