Dimple Creation Surgery, also known as dimpleplasty, is a minimally invasive cosmetic procedure that creates permanent or long-lasting dimples on one or both cheeks. The surgery forms a small attachment between the skin and underlying facial muscle, producing a natural indentation that becomes more noticeable while smiling.
The procedure is quick, leaves no visible external scars, and is customized to suit each individual’s facial proportions and aesthetic preferences.
You may be an ideal candidate if you:
Adds naturally appearing dimples that complement facial expressions.
Creates a distinctive feature that becomes prominent while smiling.
Performed through small incisions inside the mouth without external cuts.
Since the procedure is performed intraorally, there are no scars on the skin.
Most patients resume routine activities within a short period.
The desired location, size, and depth of the dimple are discussed based on facial anatomy and patient preference.
Using local anesthesia, a tiny incision is made inside the cheek. A controlled connection is created between the cheek muscle and inner skin using fine sutures to form the dimple.
Initially, the dimple may be visible even without smiling. As healing progresses, it gradually appears more naturally during facial expressions.
Patients often choose this procedure to:
Recovery is generally uncomplicated, with minimal downtime.
Patients are advised to:
Minor swelling typically resolves within several days.
Patients commonly notice:
Final results become more refined as healing completes.
The procedure is usually performed under local anesthesia, making it comfortable for most patients with minimal postoperative discomfort.
No. The incision is made inside the mouth, so there are no visible scars on the face.
The results are generally long-lasting, although subtle changes may occur over time as facial tissues naturally age.
Yes. The position is carefully planned with the surgeon to achieve balanced, natural-looking results based on your facial anatomy.
Most patients can resume routine daily activities within one to three days, depending on individual recovery.
