Facial surgery
Facial surgery
A plan for the whole face, not for a single area.
Facial surgery brings together the procedures that act on the structure and tissues of the face to restore balance. It is not about correcting a single feature, but about reading the face as a whole and deciding where to intervene so the result stays coherent.
The approach
Every plan starts with a complete anatomical analysis: proportions, facial thirds, symmetry, bone support and skin quality. From there, the least invasive technique that achieves the goal is chosen, prioritising the repositioning of tissue over simply tightening it.
Recovery
It depends on the technique used. In general, the most visible swelling settles within the first ten days and the result stabilises between the third and sixth month.
Who it's for
- People who notice a change in their face that no longer matches how they feel.
- Patients who have received treatment proposals without a full facial study.
- Anyone looking for a natural, long-lasting result rather than a drastic change.
The process
01
Facial study
In-clinic analysis, standardised clinical photography and, where relevant, digital planning.
02
Tailored plan
The real options are explained, including not operating, together with their advantages and limits.
03
Surgery
Scheduled surgery with the regular team, in accredited facilities.
04
Follow-up
Scheduled reviews throughout the first year, with direct access to the team.
First visit
Let's talk about your specific case
The first consultation is a complete facial study and an honest conversation. If surgery isn't what you need, we'll tell you.
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