Facial Implants

When considering facial implant surgery, ensuring the right surgeon is paramount. Mr Paul Wilson is a highly regarded expert in facial aesthetics, well-known for his exceptional skill and dedication to patient satisfaction. With years of experience and advanced training in facial surgery, Mr Wilson combines technical precision with an artistic eye to achieve subtle, natural-looking enhancements.

Mr Wilson’s patient-centered approach ensures each individual receives a personalised treatment plan tailored to their unique facial anatomy and aesthetic goals. Using state-of-the-art techniques and advancements in aesthetic surgery, Mr Wilson delivers consistently outstanding results.

Whether you’re seeking a more defined jawline, enhanced cheekbones, or improved overall facial harmony, Mr Wilson offers unparalleled expertise and care. His commitment to excellence and patient satisfaction makes him the ideal choice for facial implant surgery.

Facial definition is influenced by a combination of factors, including genetics, ageing, and lifestyle. Some individuals are naturally born with softer or less prominent facial contours, particularly in areas such as the jawline, cheeks, and chin. This can create an imbalance in facial proportions, impacting the overall aesthetic harmony.

As we age, a loss of facial fat and bone density further contributes to a lack of definition. Gravity, collagen depletion, and muscle atrophy (thinning of muscle mass) can exacerbate these changes, causing the face to appear flatter or more hollow. Lifestyle factors such as weight fluctuations, sun exposure, and smoking can accelerate these effects, making facial implants an appealing option for both younger and older individuals.

Facial implant surgery is a bespoke procedure designed to address specific areas of concern. During a detailed consultation, Mr Wilson evaluates the patient’s facial structure and aesthetic goals, creating a personalised treatment plan.

Surgery typically involves several steps, beginning by placing patients under general anaesthetic or local anaesthetic with sedation, ensuring comfort throughout the procedure. Next, incisions are made in discrete locations to minimise visible scarring. For chin implants, incisions are often placed inside the mouth or under the chin, while cheek implants may use incisions inside the upper lip or the lower eyelid. Mr Wilson then carefully positions the custom-made implant in the targeted area, ensuring it blends seamlessly with the natural contours of the face. The surgery is completed by closing the incisions with sutures, and the area is bandaged to support healing.

The procedure typically takes 1-2 hours, depending on the complexity and the areas being treated.