Facial Plastic Surgery in Dnipro
Facial plastic surgery at GENEVITY means an individual approach to aesthetic correction and rejuvenation. A facelift or neck lift, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, otoplasty and facial contouring each address different aesthetic and anatomical concerns. The plastic surgeon assesses the structure of the face, the condition of the tissues and the patient's wishes in order to establish whether surgery is appropriate, select a suitable technique and plan the recovery.
What Is Facial Plastic Surgery?
Facial plastic surgery is a field of aesthetic and reconstructive medicine covering the surgical correction of age-related change and of the shape and proportions of individual areas of the face. With age the skin loses elasticity, the soft tissues shift, and excess folds, jowls and a loss of contour definition appear. At the same time, some features — the shape of the nose, ears or eyelids — may be congenital or the result of injury. Modern plastic surgery can work with a range of structures: skin, subcutaneous fat, muscle, cartilage and, where necessary, bone. At GENEVITY, planning is based on individual anatomy and medical indications. During the consultation the doctor establishes whether surgery is required, or whether the aesthetic goal can be partly achieved by less invasive means. The aim is not to change a face beyond recognition but to improve its proportions while preserving natural features and individuality.
How Are Preparation and Surgery Carried Out?
Consultation and Assessment
The plastic surgeon examines the patient, assesses their anatomy and the condition of the tissues, and establishes what they would like to achieve. Possible results, limitations and the risks of surgery are discussed.
Individual Planning
The doctor determines the most suitable technique, the extent of the procedure, any further investigations required and a provisional recovery plan.
Preoperative Preparation
The patient undergoes the laboratory and instrumental investigations prescribed, together with a consultation with an anaesthetist. Which investigations are needed depends on the type of operation and the patient's health.
Surgery
The operation is carried out according to the agreed plan. The type of anaesthesia, how long the procedure takes and whether an inpatient stay is required all depend on the procedure chosen.
Recovery and Follow-Up
After surgery the doctor advises on aftercare, physical activity and follow-up appointments. How long rehabilitation takes depends on the procedure and on individual healing.
Benefits of Facial Plastic Surgery
Correction of Pronounced Age-Related Changes — Surgical techniques can address excess skin, descent of the soft tissues and changes in contour that cosmetic treatments cannot correct sufficiently.
Individual Planning — The surgical technique is chosen with the anatomy of the face, the condition of the tissues, general health and the patient's expectations in mind.
A Range of Facial Areas — Facial plastic surgery covers the eyelids, the nose, the ears, the lower third of the face and the neck.
Long-Lasting Change — The results of many surgical procedures can last for years, although the natural ageing process continues.
Scope for Combined Correction — Where indicated, individual operations can be combined. A facelift, for example, may be accompanied by a neck lift or blepharoplasty.
A Focus on Natural Proportions — Surgical planning aims to harmonise the appearance without altering individual features unnecessarily.
Who Might Facial Plastic Surgery Suit?
Pronounced age-related change and sagging facial skin.
Jowls and a loss of definition along the jawline.
Excess skin on the neck and a double chin.
Hooding of the upper eyelids or bags under the eyes.
Asymmetry or particular features of the shape of the nose.
Prominent ears or asymmetry of the ears.
Changes in appearance following injury.
A wish to improve the proportions of the face.
Our Medical Team
Consultations are provided by specialists across multiple disciplines, ensuring a comprehensive approach to your health
Harmash Serhii Kostiantynovych
Plastic Surgeon, Oncologist, Dermatologist
Experience: 41 years
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Neck Lift Surgery
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Blepharoplasty
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Rhinoplasty
Rhinoplasty at GENEVITY is the surgical correction of the shape, size and proportions of the nose, aimed at harmonising facial features and addressing individual aesthetic concerns. Where there are appropriate indications, the operation can be combined with correction of the structures that affect nasal breathing. The plastic surgeon selects the technique individually, taking into account the anatomy of the nose, the condition of the tissues, functional considerations and the desired result.
Otoplasty
Otoplasty at GENEVITY is a surgical procedure designed to correct the shape, position, and proportions of the ears, addressing prominent ears, asymmetry, and other anatomical concerns. The procedure helps create more balanced ear contours in harmony with facial features while preserving a natural appearance. The plastic surgeon selects the most appropriate technique individually, taking into account cartilage structure, tissue condition, and the desired outcome.
Facial Contouring
Facial contouring at GENEVITY involves individually selected aesthetic correction methods designed to improve the contours of the lower face, reduce the appearance of jowls, enhance the chin area, and restore a more defined jawline. Depending on tissue condition and medical indications, surgical or non-surgical techniques may be considered. The goal is to improve facial harmony while preserving natural features and individual appearance.
FAQ
The field includes facelift and neck lift surgery, blepharoplasty, rhinoplasty, otoplasty and other procedures aimed at correcting the shape and proportions of the face and age-related change.
The most suitable approach is established during a consultation with a plastic surgeon, who assesses the anatomy, the condition of the tissues, what the patient would like to achieve and any contraindications.
Yes, in certain cases. A facelift, for example, may be combined with a neck lift or blepharoplasty. Whether a combined procedure is possible depends on its extent, the patient's health and the anaesthetic risk.
Where the aesthetic changes are moderate, cosmetic treatments are sometimes sufficient. Pronounced excess skin, significant tissue descent or particular bone and cartilage structures, however, often call for a surgical approach if the correction is to be substantial.
Possible contraindications include acute infections, uncontrolled chronic conditions, blood clotting disorders and other factors that increase surgical risk. The final decision is made after assessment.
This depends on the operation. Local anaesthesia may be used for some smaller procedures, while more complex operations are often carried out under general anaesthesia.
This depends on the procedure. After some operations initial recovery takes one to two weeks; after more extensive surgery it takes several weeks. The final result often develops over several months, and after rhinoplasty sometimes over more than a year.
Surgical incisions leave scars. Where possible the surgeon places them in natural creases or less visible areas. How noticeable they are depends on the technique and on individual healing.
The results of many procedures are long-lasting. Appearance continues to be affected by ageing, changes in weight, lifestyle and the individual characteristics of the tissues.
The cost depends on the type of operation, its complexity and extent, the anaesthesia, the investigations required and the postoperative monitoring needed. An exact estimate is prepared after a consultation.
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