mailer fat removal

At Bianca Clinic, we offer both malar fat removal and buccal fat removal as facial fat reduction procedures. Both involve removing facial fat and are performed intraorally, but they differ in the location of the fat being removed and their respective purposes.
Mailer Fat Removal is a procedure targeting fat located from the high cheekbones down to the nasolabial folds. It is suitable for individuals prone to mid-face fullness or those concerned about marionette lines and nasolabial folds. By repositioning the cheek's center of gravity, it aims to create a refreshed, youthful appearance.

On the other hand, buccal fat removal is a procedure that removes fat located deep within the central cheek area, around the masseter muscle. This fat tends to sag with age, and as sagging progresses, it becomes a factor in the prominence of nasolabial folds, marionette lines, and bulldog lines. Therefore, it is a procedure often considered by those who wish to achieve a more defined jawline or are concerned about a puffy lower face.

While all treatments share the common goal of achieving a slimmer facial appearance, they differ in the layers of fat they target and the resulting impression. Therefore, it is crucial to select the appropriate treatment based on your facial structure and specific concerns. At Bianca Clinic, we carefully assess each patient's suitability for treatment through thorough examinations and consultations, sharing the desired outcome vision with you. If you are unsure which treatment is best suited for you, please feel free to consult with us.

Mailer fat removal is a procedure often considered when individuals begin noticing signs of aging, such as diminished skin firmness and elasticity, concerns about wrinkles and sagging, or the appearance of prominent nasolabial folds and marionette lines. Mailer fat, in particular, tends to sag with age and can contribute to a heavy appearance in the midface and an aged look.

Therefore, as part of anti-aging efforts, many individuals in their late 20s to early 30s seek malar fat removal procedures. A key advantage for this age group is that their fat deposits are well-defined and their skin has good elasticity, minimizing the risk of sagging after removal. However, regardless of age, excessive fat removal carries the risk of creating a gaunt appearance, making a design tailored to each individual's facial structure essential. It is crucial to carefully determine the optimal timing for the procedure under the guidance of a physician's proper diagnosis.

Mailer fat removal is a cosmetic surgical procedure that involves incisions, yet it is characterized by a relatively short downtime. After the procedure, swelling, pain, and bruising may occur, but these symptoms subside over time. While individual results may vary, the estimated downtime period is around 10 days.

However, depending on how you manage your recovery after surgery, there is a risk that healing may be delayed and take longer than expected, so caution is necessary. In particular, melar fat removal involves making incisions inside the mouth, making it crucial to keep the wound clean. To minimize infection risk, practice frequent gargling and diligent oral care. For the first week after surgery, avoid consuming hot, spicy, carbonated, or other irritating foods and beverages. Movements requiring a wide mouth opening can also strain the incision site. On the day of surgery, limit yourself to a shower. For the first week post-surgery, refrain from activities that increase blood flow, such as prolonged bathing, alcohol consumption, and strenuous exercise. Properly following these post-operative precautions will help ensure smoother recovery and a more natural-looking result.