Facial Aesthetics
Facial Cosmetic Surgery
This page introduces the range of facial cosmetic procedures performed by Dr. Sadighi — from lifting and reshaping the face to refining the chin, cheeks, jaw, and eyelids. The goal is natural facial proportion, preserving personal identity, and choosing the right approach for each person's anatomy.

Facial Aesthetics
Types of facial cosmetic surgery
If you're dealing with a double chin, puffy eyelids, drooping brows or facial skin, cheeks and facial angles that lack definition, or overly full cheeks, this page lets you explore the different facial cosmetic surgery paths — select any one to read that procedure's own explanation and aftercare.
General care before and after facial cosmetic surgery
This is general guidance and does not replace your doctor's own instructions.
Before surgery
- Reviewing medical history, medication, and allergies during consultation
- Imaging or other assessments where the doctor recommends them
- Not taking any medication or supplement without medical advice
- Coordinating the surgery date, aftercare, and a companion for the patient
- Holding realistic expectations of the final result
After surgery
- Taking medication and following the doctor's guidance
- Avoiding pressure, impact, or massage on the operated area
- Managing swelling and bruising as directed
- Avoiding strenuous activity until it is appropriate
- Attending follow-up visits to review healing
Your exact aftercare is set by the doctor after examination, based on the procedure, your physical condition, and your treatment plan.
Frequently asked questions
Choosing the right approach starts with a specialist consultation
In facial cosmetic surgery, choosing the right approach matters more than the operation itself. Carefully reviewing facial anatomy, personal expectations, and treatment limits helps you take a safer, more natural path.
This page is for general information only and does not replace a doctor’s examination or medical advice.







