Your face, more than any other part of your body, is what defines you. You use it to communicate, to be recognized, and to influence other people. Basically your face is a composite of structural elements chin, cheeks, brow, and jaw. It is the relationship between these structural elements that creates the look that is uniquely yours. When one of these elements is too big, too small, too prominent, it throws the face out of balance. Facial contouring is a form of plastic surgery that changes the basic structure of your face. It may also involve the use of carefully styled implants to create a more attractive, harmonious balance among your facial features.

Rhinoplasty (Nose job)
It is a procedure to reshape the nose. Rhinoplasty can reduce or increase the size of the nose, change the shape of the tip or the bridge, narrow the span of the nostrils, or change the angle between your nose and your upper lip. It may also correct a birth defect or injury, or help relieve some breathing problems.

Otoplasty (Ear surgery)
Otoplasty is usually done to set prominent ears back, closer to the head or to reduce the size of large ears.

Cheiloplasy (Lip surgery)
Lip contouring is a patient pleasing, underutilized procedure that can modify abnormalities of a highly visible facial characteristic. Thick, oversized, protruding, or mal-positioned lips can be a distressing facial deformity for many patients. Thick lips are reduced in size by this procedure. Thin lips can be made fuller and plumper by a lip augmentation procedure. A natural or synthetic biocompatible material, or the patient's own fat, is injected or implanted in the lips.

Chin, Cheek, Jaw Implants
Facial contouring changes the basic structure of face by creating a more attractive, harmonious balance among the facial features. Carefully styled implants are used to create a wider and stronger jaw line, higher cheekbones or a fuller face. The bony structure of the chin can also be modified surgically.

Dimple Creation Surgery
The surgical procedure used to create dimples is, in itself, a fairly simple one and is commonly done on an outpatient basis. The procedure involves simulating the natural way a dimple is formed, by forming a connection between the skin and the cheek muscle, such that when the muscle contracts, it pulls the skin inwards to form a dimple.