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Three Tips to Prepare for a Facial Contouring Procedure
From dermal fillers to facial implants, there is a range of ways to enhance and improve your appearance through facial contouring procedures. Preparation for facial contouring is often an important step in ensuring a successful experience, and it can help to calm any anxieties you may have before your procedure.
How to prepare for a facial contouring procedure
You can prepare for a
facial contouring procedure by making informed decisions about the specific type of procedures that are right for you, discussing the results you can expect after treatment, and following the specific instructions the dental professional provides before and after the procedure(s).
Discuss the different types of facial contouring procedures
Facial contouring involves enhancing facial features or making minor changes to the facial structure to help patients meet their cosmetic treatment goals. There are many types of facial contouring procedures. Some of the more common types are:
- Dermal fillers
- Lip contouring
- Chin augmentation
- Cheek augmentation
- Fat grafting
- Facial liposuction
It is important to understand the purpose for each one and discuss which options are most capable of helping you meet your goals with your facial contouring professional. Of course, a professional can help you determine the right procedures for your specific goals.
Talk to your dental professional about the results you can expect
For any cosmetic procedure, it is important to understand what you can expect from the results before treatment begins. Otherwise, unrealistic expectations can occur. Be sure to ask the facial contouring professional about the results from previous patients who have received the same or similar procedures. Ideally, they should be able to provide before and after photos and explain in detail how your results may differ. Most importantly, ask any and all questions you may have before treatment.
Follow the specific instructions provided by your dental professional
The specific pre-procedure instructions depend on the type of facial contouring you plan to receive. Common requirements include but are not limited to:
- Taking certain medications beforehand
- Applying specific facial products
- Avoiding tobacco use
- Avoiding anti-inflammatory medications
- Receiving a medical evaluation
Patients often also benefit by doing something fun the night before the procedure, such as going to the movies or playing a board game with family members. This can help reduce nervousness before the treatment.
Who is the ideal candidate for a facial contouring procedure?
Individuals who are not happy with their appearance due to minor flaws with their facial structure, fat, or skin may benefit from facial contouring. However, it is important to understand what facial contouring procedures can and cannot do; the perceived flaws the patient has must be fixable through facial contouring.
Are you interested in facial contouring?
If you would like to learn more about the benefits of facial contouring and schedule a visit to discuss whether or not treatment is right for you, then contact our practice today. We take genuine pride in helping patients meet their cosmetic treatment goals through facial contouring and other cosmetic procedures.
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