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FACE & NECK PROCEDURES

All surgical and non-surgical procedures are carried out by experienced doctors and registered nurses.

Neck Liposuction

Neck liposuction is a procedure to remove excess fat in the neck area.

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Wrinkle Reduction

Also known as muscle-relaxing injections, these neuromodulators block nerve impulses that cause muscle contractions.

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Dermal Fillers

Water-binding molecules in fillers can help replenish facial fullness caused by ageing, illness, or weight fluctuations.

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Collagen Stimulating Injections

A gel containing microspheres is injected into areas with reduced fullness to support the skin and stimulate collagen production.

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Mole Removal

State-of-the-art laser technology is used to permanently remove benign moles.

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Jaw Relaxant

Muscle-relaxing injections are used to target the masseter muscles in the jawline, which can sometimes appear prominent and create a square-shaped lower face.

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Cheek Filler

Cheek filler is to increase cheek fullness and provide structural support.

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Cheek Liposuction

Cheeks can be treated with Vaser Liposuction to remove excess fat.

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Under Eyes

Under eyes are particularly susceptible to age-related changes. Filler treatments can address tissue depletion in the tear trough.

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Brow Lift

Also called a forehead lift, the brow lift is a surgical procedure that lifts the upper face.

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Non-Surgical Eyelid Lift

A non-surgical blepharoplasty is a non-invasive procedure that utilises a Plasma Generator to lift the upper eyelid.

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Eyelid Surgery

Upper or lower blepharoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to address under-eye shadowing and excess skin on the upper eyelids.

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Lip Filler

Lip fillers are used to add fullness to the lips and define the vermillion border.

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Gum Tissue

Excessive display of gum tissue when smiling is a genetic condition that can be treated with muscle-relaxing injections.

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Non Surgical Nose Reshaping

Non-Surgical Nose Reshaping uses dermal fillers to adjust the shape of the nose, providing a non-invasive alternative to traditional rhinoplasty.

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Lower Face Liposuction

Vaser liposuction can permanently remove excess fat in the lower face.

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Non-Surgical Facelift

A non-surgical “facelift” involves the use of absorbable sutures with specialised cones to reposition skin, address volume loss, and reduce the appearance of wrinkles.

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Ultraformer Skin Tightening

Ultraformer is a non-surgical procedure that uses HIFU (high-intensity focused ultrasound) to lift the skin on the face and body.

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Fat Dissolving Injections

An alternative to liposuction, fat dissolving injections can be used to treat mild to moderate excess fat under the jawline.

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Chin Filler

This non-surgical approach uses filler to change the shape and projection of the chin.

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Platysmal Muscles

Caused by overactive neck muscles, platysmal muscles can be softened with muscle-relaxing injections.

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Neck Liposuction

iGuide Neck Lift is a procedure used to treat excess skin around the neck area.

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Face Lift

Support the neck and lower face by changing the structure of the neck and jawline.

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Non-Surgical Face & Neck Treatments

Non-surgical treatments for the face and neck use advanced techniques to address early changes in the skin, facial structure, and localised fat without requiring surgery. These less-invasive options are suitable for individuals seeking to maintain or change certain features over time.

Most procedures are performed under local or topical anaesthesia, and completed in a few hours. Some treatments, such as muscle relaxants, may not require anaesthesia. Recovery is typically minimal, allowing most patients to resume daily activities quickly.

The effects vary by treatment, ranging from several months to a few years. Certain procedures, like fat reduction, may offer longer-lasting outcomes as targeted fat cells are permanently removed.

Surgical Face & Neck Procedures

Surgical options for the face and neck address advanced concerns such as deeper lines, skin laxity, and excess fat or skin. These procedures may suit individuals seeking longer-lasting results.

Recovery and Considerations

Non-Surgical:

Minimal downtime; most patients can return to their normal routine immediately.
Temporary redness, swelling, or mild discomfort may occur.

Surgical:

Recovery periods vary based on the procedure but typically require several weeks.
Temporary swelling, bruising, and tenderness are expected during healing.

Important Notes

Each treatment plan should be customised based on individual needs, and medical suitability. A consultation with a qualified practitioner is essential to discuss options, potential risks, and expected outcomes.

FAQs

What exactly does non-surgical mean?

Non-surgical simply means that a cosmetic treatment is performed at the doctor’s office as an outpatient procedure and doesn’t require the need for an operating room or general anesthesia. It’s also sometimes referred to as non-invasive.

Is there an advantage to having a cosmetic practitioner performing non-surgical procedures vs. an injection nurse or other type of doctor?

A cosmetic practitioner understands facial anatomical structures. Cosmetic practitioners often apply their training even when performing non-surgical techniques to give you the best possible outcome.

How long does face and neck surgery last?

Most cosmetic procedures are permanent. But that doesn’t mean that patients will stop ageing and their appearance won’t change. Over time, everyone continues to age and your face/body will naturally change.

Will I get a scar after my face and neck procedure?

Incisions are usually placed in parts of the face which are difficult to see, such as the hairline or crease of the lid. The scar will likely be red for several months and will fade over time.

How much downtime will there be after the procedure?

Patients are advised to take at least one week off work after their procedure as this is the crucial healing time with the most pain and discomfort. Medications will be prescribed to make the recovery easier and more comfortable. Temporary side-effects such as bruising and swelling can persist several weeks to months in some cases, however patients are able to resume their normal activities within 4-6 weeks.

What will happen if I gain weight after my procedure?

Although the fat cells removed during surgery are permanent, it’s possible for existing fat cells to expand. For this reason, patients are advised to lead a healthy lifestyle in order to maintain their results.

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