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Did you ever wonder that dimples can be created? If so, Yes then know about dimpleplasty.




What is Dimpleplasty?

A dimple plasty is a type of plastic surgery used to create dimples on the cheeks. Dimples are the indentations that occur when some people smile. They’re most often located on the bottoms of the cheeks.

How is it done?

A small incision will be made on the inside of the cheek. An absorbable suture will be passed through the inside of the cheek to catch the under surface of the skin where the dimple is desired. Once the suture is tied, a depression will form on the overlying skin. After surgery the dimple will be present even without smiling for a month. Eventually, the static dimple will fade and only be present on smiling.



⏰One-hour procedure
🤩Scar less
😱Minimal pain
🥳Permanent results
🧐Natural look (after a 2-3 months)
🛏No rest required
💉 Done under local anesthesia

To know more about the procedure
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