BICHECTOMY: WHAT IT IS, HOW IT IS MADE AND RECOVERY - BEAUTY AND COSMETICS

How Surgery Works to Tune the Face



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The plastic surgery to thin the face, also known as bichectomy, removes small pockets of fat accumulated on both sides of the face, leaving the cheeks less bulky, enhancing the apple of the face and thinning the face. Normally, surgery to thin the face is done under local anesthesia and cuts are done inside the mouth with less than 5 mm, leaving no visible scar on the face