It's really difficult to provide a quote without first seeing what needs to be corrected. It's a very detailed surgery and it has the most variations of all the surgeries performed on the face. Imaging studies even have to be requested to make measurements, and only after that can we arrive at an appropriate diagnosis and treatment plan.

It's divided into phases and will be explained in detail during the consultation, but it's essentially 1 week of local care and relative rest.

With current and cutting-edge techniques, the main goal is minimal invasiveness and for the patient to be able to return to their daily activities as soon as possible. With this, the swelling is quite controlled.

Of course, you can. Techniques have changed significantly in recent years and everything is geared towards better results, more stable and with greater comfort for the patient.