Resection of the fatty body of the cheek (removal of the lumps of Bisha)

Bisha's lumps are fatty blotches located between the superficial and deep muscles of the face. Physiologically, lumps are necessary to improve the sucking and chewing function of newborn babies, as well as cushioning.

In the process of a person's growth, fatty inclusions are amenable to reverse development (involution) and become smaller, but in some people Bish's lumps remain large, which affects the beauty of the face. A characteristic feature of fatty blotches is the presence of a capsule that surrounds the formation. This feature explains the preservation of the fat structure in people who are rapidly losing weight.

Why you need to remove Bish's lumps

Fat blotches can be removed in cases where a person is not satisfied with how the face looks from an aesthetic point of view. It is customary to refer to them:

• obvious deposits in the cheek area. In such cases, the shape of the face changes and for many patients this causes aesthetic discomfort;
• round face with noticeable lumps of Bisha. Such patients have characteristic deposits on the cheeks, which visually make the area larger;
• age-related prolapse. Throughout life, the area of ​​fatty deposits remains toned, but with age, Bish's lumps can fall, which violates the oval of the face;
• genetic conditioning of fatty deposits in the cheek area in men and women.

It is possible to reduce the volume of Bish's lumps in the clinic of plastic and cosmetic surgery in Poltava. Patients from the nearest regions of Ukraine, which include Kiev and Kharkov, are also accepted. Recording and clarification of the price is carried out on the official website. Additionally, you can read the reviews of our clients.

Contraindications to the intervention

Removal of fatty blotches is a surgical procedure and requires adherence to a number of principles. So, there are indications for which it is dangerous to perform surgery. These include:

• unstable weight. Patients on a diet or taking medications that affect metabolism should refrain from surgery;
• patients with infectious diseases and neurological pathologies. The exclusion of the operation in this case allows to exclude infection of the operating field, as well as a negative effect on the nervous system - to prevent trigeminal neuralgia;
• disorders of the blood system. These pathologies include various blood clotting disorders;
• endocrine diseases associated with instability of body weight, as well as women's health.

Preparing for surgery

During the consultation, the patient is asked to clarify the need for the procedure, and also conduct an introductory conversation about the use of anesthesia, the implementation of the intervention and the management of the postoperative period. A number of tests are carried out to assess the condition of the body and reduce the likelihood of complications in the patient.

Laboratory tests are carried out approximately twelve days before surgery. Note that the operation is performed under general anesthesia or local anesthesia. In practice, anesthesia prevails over anesthesia, since manipulations on the face are better perceived by the patient in an unconscious state. The type of anesthesia used affects the final cost of the plastic.

Operation

When performing plastic surgery, local anesthesia is used - it eliminates pain at the site of intervention, or anesthesia is used - eliminating all sensations up to putting the patient into sleep. After that, from the inside, the field is treated with a disinfectant and a small incision is made with a length of 1-2 centimeters. The mucous membrane of the cheeks is mobilized, which opens up intraoral access to Bish's lumps.

The next stage is the removal of the capsule with fat deposits and the subsequent application of a cosmetic suture. The latter is considered to be self-absorbable, which makes plastic surgery on the cheek comfortable for the patient and does not require additional care. In practice, the operation takes one to two hours.

Rehabilitation period

For most people, the operation is the main stage of the procedure, but it should be noted that rehabilitation largely affects the quality of the result. In the postoperative period, men need to exclude physical activity, and women should refrain from visiting baths, saunas and solariums. It is also worth following a diet, avoiding the consumption of hot food, and it is recommended to sleep on your back.

Note that the first day after the plastic surgery, the patient must be in the hospital or checked out on an outpatient basis. This is necessary to reduce the likelihood of postoperative complications.

Complications

It should be noted that in the postoperative period there are such complications:

• swelling. It takes place over several days or weeks, depending on the use of therapy;
• feeling of numbness. It occurs due to a violation of innervation. The phenomenon disappears after a while;
• pain and discomfort in the seam area.

We add that the complications listed above are common and disappear within two weeks and do not cause serious inconvenience to the patient.

The result of the procedure

The main goal that is pursued when performing a surgical intervention has several components:

• creation of facial relief;
• the formation of cheekbones;
• jawline formation;
• smoothing of the nasolabial triangle;
• reduction of the oval of the face.

You can see the results of the work in the "Reviews" section, where you can see photos before and after surgery, and you can also get additional information from our clients.

How much does plastic surgery cost?

The cost of the operation to remove Bisha's lumps is indicated in the section “Our Prices” on the official website of the clinic. Note that the price of the intervention may vary depending on the amount of work, which is specified during the consultation process. Registration is carried out on the website in the "Contacts" section.

The clinic is located in Poltava and accepts patients from Kharkov, Kiev, as well as from other cities of Ukraine. The base uses:

• professional equipment for plastic surgery;
• certified drugs with a proven mechanism of action;
• modern techniques for performing plastic surgery.