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Facial contouring combined buccal fat reduction, midface fat grafting and masseter botulinum toxin treatment to improve lower-face fullness and cheek definition. The result is a more sculpted facial contour while preserving natural volume in the midface.

Hyaluronic acid dermal fillers were used to restore selected areas of facial volume and soften age-related hollowness. The treatment was planned conservatively to maintain facial movement and a natural appearance after swelling settled.

A patient with atrophic acne scars underwent treatment aimed at reducing the depth and visibility of depressed scars. Identical lighting and camera angles show gradual improvement while demonstrating that acne scar treatment usually produces refinement rather than complete elimination.

A patient with jowling, loose facial skin and loss of jawline definition underwent facelift surgery. The procedure improved the mandibular border and neck contour while maintaining a natural facial appearance rather than creating excessive tightness.

A young female patient with persistent lower-cheek fullness underwent buccal fat removal after assessment of facial proportions and long-term volume balance. The result shows a slimmer lower cheek while retaining appropriate midface fullness.

Dimple creation was performed through a small intraoral approach to create a controlled adhesion between the cheek skin and underlying muscle. The desired result is a dimple that appears during smiling while remaining subtle or absent at rest.

A patient with prominent ears underwent otoplasty to reduce excessive projection and improve the ear-to-scalp relationship. Frontal and posterior views demonstrate improved ear position and symmetry.

Hair transplantation redistributed grafts into areas of thinning or hair loss to improve coverage and density. The follow-up photograph was taken after sufficient time for transplanted hair to grow, with the hairline and recipient area shown without concealment.

A brow lift repositioned a low or descended brow while maintaining the patient’s natural brow shape and facial expression. The result improved the upper-face contour without creating an artificially surprised appearance.

Chin augmentation improved a recessed chin and its relationship with the nose, lips and jawline. The profile shows increased chin projection and more balanced lower-face proportions.

Cheek augmentation was planned according to the patient’s anatomy and performed with the selected method, such as fat transfer, filler or an implant. The result improved midface projection and cheek contour while maintaining facial proportion.

Laser skin resurfacing was used to improve selected concerns such as uneven texture, fine lines or superficial scarring. The after photograph was taken after redness had settled, with the skin shown without makeup.

Regenerative hair therapy was used to support existing hair follicles and improve the appearance of thinning hair. The result demonstrates improved density rather than restoration of a completely lost hairline.

Liposuction removed localised fat from the abdomen, flanks or another selected area after assessment of skin quality and contour. Identical standing posture and recorded body weight provide a more reliable comparison of the surgical result.

A circumferential body lift addressed excess skin around the abdomen, flanks and back following major weight loss. Front, back and side views are used to show both the improvement in contour and the position of the belt-like scar.

Breast augmentation used implants selected according to the patient’s desired volume, chest dimensions and tissue characteristics. The follow-up photograph shows the breasts after the implants have settled into position and includes the implant details for accurate interpretation.

Breast reduction removed excess breast tissue and reshaped the remaining breast to reduce size, heaviness and drooping. The result shows improved breast position and contour, with the amount of tissue removed recorded separately for each side. Neck and shoulder pain disappeared after the surgery.

Breast lump removal focused on excising the lesion while placing the incision in the most discreet suitable location, such as the inframammary fold, areolar border or axilla. The breast contour is generally preserved, so the scar and its position are the important visible outcomes.

Inverted nipple correction released the tissues responsible for nipple retraction and restored projection according to the severity of inversion. Long-term follow-up is important because recurrence may occur months after surgery and some techniques can affect breastfeeding.

A thigh lift removed excess skin from the inner thigh and improved the contour between the groin and knee. The result is assessed in the same standing position because changes in stance can significantly alter the appearance of the inner thighs.

A buttock lift removed excess skin and elevated the buttock fold, improving contour without claiming to create the projection of a buttock augmentation. Neutral standing and side views show the lift and the position of the upper buttock scar.

Stretch mark treatment aims to reduce visibility rather than remove every mark. Depending on the location and technique, improvement may involve skin resurfacing, medical treatment or excision as part of another procedure such as abdominoplasty.

Cleft lip repair restored separation between the sides of the lip and improved lip and nasal alignment. Results are assessed both at rest and during crying or smiling because movement can reveal asymmetry that is not visible in a still resting photograph.

Treatment for facial paralysis was planned according to the duration and severity of weakness and the patient’s movement goals. Before-and-after assessment includes the face at rest and during attempted smiling because facial movement is the key functional outcome.

Facial skin cancer surgery removed the lesion with attention to clear margins and reconstructed the resulting defect. The case should identify the tumour type and margin status because cancer control is more important than the appearance of the final scar.

Facial burn reconstruction treated scar contracture, skin tightness or contour distortion according to the functional problem. Long-term follow-up is important because burn scars mature gradually and results should be judged by both appearance and functions such as mouth opening or eyelid closure.

Facial birth defects require treatment plans tailored to the specific condition, which may include cleft lip and palate, ear deformity or craniofacial asymmetry. The gallery links each case to the relevant condition rather than presenting unrelated congenital problems as one operation.

Neck swelling excision removed the mass while placing the incision with regard to natural skin creases and important neck structures. Identical neutral head position shows the change in contour and the healed scar location.

Treatment for a hypertrophic facial scar was assessed over a long interval because these scars can flatten naturally over one to two years and may recur. The photograph shows changes in scar height, width, colour and texture rather than suggesting complete removal.

Basal cell carcinoma commonly affects areas such as the nose, eyelid and lip, where even a small lesion can create a challenging defect after complete excision. Reconstruction restored contour and tissue coverage while respecting nearby facial landmarks.

Tissue regeneration is an approach used in selected fingertip, wound and burn reconstruction cases rather than a single operation. Its results are shown within the specific condition being treated, where tissue healing, coverage and function can be assessed meaningfully.

Fingertip regeneration aimed to preserve length, nail growth, sensation and useful function after fingertip loss. The finished result is compared with the uninjured hand because appearance alone does not demonstrate the quality of reconstruction.

Scar contracture release treated restricted movement caused by tight scar tissue across a joint or functional area. The same joint position before and after surgery demonstrates the improvement in range of motion, with measured degrees included when available.

Breast reconstruction restored breast shape after mastectomy using the selected reconstructive method. Both sides are shown together because symmetry is assessed against the opposite breast, and any planned second-stage balancing procedure is identified.

Wound management is best documented as a dated sequence rather than a simple two-image comparison. Scale markers and consistent camera angles show how the wound changes from presentation through healing or closure.

Acute burn treatment depends on burn depth, affected body-surface area and the patient’s overall condition. Where grafting is required, the before-and-after record shows the injury, grafted area and healed coverage, with graphic images placed behind a click-to-view option.

Trigger finger may improve with injection or may require surgical release when catching and locking persist. The visible after image shows the healed palmar incision, while video or clinical assessment demonstrates smoother finger flexion and extension.

Post-burn contracture release improved movement restricted by tight scar tissue and resurfaced the released area with the appropriate graft or flap. The result is assessed by range of motion as well as by the appearance of the graft.

Hand tumour surgery balanced complete tumour removal with preservation of grip, pinch and finger movement. The case includes the histology and demonstrates functional recovery after the wound has healed.

Diabetic limb salvage aimed to preserve a functional foot and avoid amputation where the circulation, infection and tissue condition allowed. The result is shown weight-bearing and in footwear because a healed wound alone does not demonstrate useful limb function.

Nerve injury repair aims to restore useful movement and sensation, but nerve recovery develops gradually over months or years. Before-and-after documentation therefore shows the same movement, such as pinch, grip or wrist extension, together with the recovery interval.

Tendon transfer and tendon reconstruction restore specific movements by rerouting or repairing tendons, while foot-drop surgery is assessed through standing and walking. Local flaps and free flaps restore soft-tissue coverage with tissue matched to the defect, and the donor site, range of motion, gait or grip should be shown according to the operation performed.