"Who knew a tiny dent could leave such a big impact?"

Dimpleplasty is a popular cosmetic procedure designed to create natural-looking dimples on the cheeks. Dimples are often considered a sign of charm, youth, and beauty. For those not born with them, dimpleplasty offers a safe and effective way to enhance your smile and facial aesthetics with minimal downtime.

The dimple creation surgery is a quick, outpatient procedure performed under local anesthesia. During the treatment, a small incision is made inside the cheek, and a suture is placed to create a dimple when the patient smiles. Because there are no external cuts or scars, the recovery process is smooth, and results are almost immediate.

Dr. Ajai specializes in precision cosmetic procedures, and his expertise ensures that your dimples look symmetrical, subtle, and completely natural. Each procedure is tailored to the individual's facial structure and smile, ensuring that the outcome enhances your unique facial harmony.

Most patients experience mild swelling or bruising that subsides within a few days. Normal activities can usually be resumed shortly after the procedure. The final results become more refined over a few weeks as the tissues heal and the new dimples settle into place.

Whether you want a single dimple or dimples on both cheeks, dimpleplasty offers a permanent solution to add character and charm to your facial features. This simple enhancement can make a significant impact on self-confidence, allowing you to enjoy a more youthful and attractive appearance.

If you’ve always admired dimples and wondered what it would be like to have them, Dr. Ajai’s expert dimpleplasty technique can help you achieve the look you’ve always desired.

 While dimpleplasty is generally considered a safe and minimally invasive procedure, like any surgical intervention, it carries some potential risks and complications.

The most common side effects include swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort in the treated area. These are usually temporary and subside within a few days.

Less commonly, patients may experience:

• Infection at the incision site, though this is rare with proper post-operative care.
   
• Asymmetry, where one dimple may appear deeper or placed differently than the other.
   
• Overcorrection, resulting in dimples that are visible even when the face is at rest.
   
• Under-correction, where the dimple may fade or become less noticeable over time.
   
• Scar tissue formation inside the cheek, which may cause firmness or irregular texture.
   

In very rare cases, damage to facial nerves or muscles could occur, though this is highly uncommon in experienced hands.

Choosing a skilled and experienced surgeon like Dr. Ajai significantly reduces the risk of complications. Following all pre- and post-operative instructions carefully also plays a crucial role in ensuring optimal healing and results.