Facial Surgery Options
Patients seeking facial plastic surgery may want to reduce signs of aging by getting rid of wrinkles and sagging skin. Others may desire surgery to enhance or correct disproportionate facial features. Whatever your reason for pursuing plastic surgery for facial rejuvenation and enhancement, New Horizons Plastic Surgery has a procedure to help you achieve your cosmetic goals.
The most commonly performed procedures designed to address aging in the face and neck include:
Each of these surgeries corrects wrinkles and skin laxity in targeted areas of the face and neck, although it is not uncommon for them to be performed simultaneously. Patients with sagging eyebrows and eyelids may choose to combine a brow lift or an endoscopic brow lift with eyelid surgery for upper face enhancement, while facelift patients may choose to add eyelid surgery and neck lift surgery for complete facial rejuvenation.
Patients who wish to increase or decrease the projection of certain facial features, correct asymmetry or achieve better overall aesthetic harmony may seek:
Facial implants, cheek augmentation and chin surgery typically focus on increasing feature projection to improve facial balance, although chin surgery may sometimes involve refinement or reduction of the chin. Ear surgery specifically addresses misshapen or protruding ears, while rhinoplasty surgery focuses on improving nasal deformities and proportions.
Finally, neck liposuction is frequently combined with several facial plastic surgery procedures to further improve face, neck, chin and jawline contours.
If you're considering facial plastic surgery, trust your face to board-certified Nacogdoches plastic surgeon Dr. Gregory Wittpenn. Dr. Wittpenn is highly skilled and experienced and will recommend the best procedure or combination procedures to give you the best possible cosmetic results. Contact New Horizons Plastic Surgery at (936) 564-3744 to schedule a consultation or learn more about facial plastic surgery options available to our patients in eastern Texas and western Louisiana.
