Facial exercises or exercises for chubby faces can help better define cheekbones and other facial features. Coupled with make-up tricks, these exercises can make your cheekbones stand out, and make them seem higher. They are the cheapest way to get a more chiseled look, and they have many great side effects such as looking and feeling younger, reduction and prevention of wrinkles, as well as skin rejuvenation. Though these exercises do slim out your face to reveal your cheekbones, they cannot make your cheekbones higher. Cheekbones surgery is the only way to get high cheekbones. For many people, cheekbones surgery is the only solution to their desire for high cheekbones.

Cheekbones surgery is known in the world of cosmetic surgery as malar augmentation. Cheekbones themselves are called zygomatic bones. They are found on top of your teeth, which lie in your maxilla bones. Though it isn’t malar augmentation, some people choose to remove their upper wisdom teeth (whether they need to or not) in order to enhance their cheekbones. This teeth removal trick works with some people, but not in others. Cheekbones surgery or malar augmentation is the placing of a hard silicone implant into your cheek in order to enhance the cheekbones.

The surgery is a relatively quick procedure, and it has been mastered by many cosmetic surgeons because it’s been done for over a decade as part of reconstructive surgery for accident victims. What the cosmetic surgeon does during cheekbones surgery is make in incision inside the mouth of the patient. The incision is above the gum line. It is through this incision that the graft or implant is inserted. After insertion, the incision is sutured, and part of this suture passes through the hairline. The stitches are removed in less than a week after the operation, depending how well the patient is healing.

The side effects of cheekbones surgery include pain, numbness, moderate swelling. In some cases, the implanted silicone is not received well by the surrounding muscle. This is quite rare, however, and usually when this happens the implant can be replaced. The silicone implants are the same kind of implants used by pacemakers and various other implants, and they are safe. Like all surgeries, there are risks involved with cheekbones surgery. Usually these risks have to do with some infections or allergies to anesthesia, but usually these are rare if you go to a reputable doctor and clinic.

After a few weeks the full effects of cheekbones surgery can be noticed in your cheeks. These effects are now permanent, and unless removed will be the cheekbones you will live with for the rest of your life. You will have high well defined cheekbones which you can flaunt anywhere you go!