Treatment planning may involve maxillofacial surgeons, dentists, plastic surgeons, and diagnostic specialists working together. This collaborative model allows for a truly comprehensive view of each clinical situation — taking into account not only the condition of the teeth and jaws, but also facial proportions, soft tissue, the patient’s aesthetic goals, and functional considerations.

Facial plastic surgery addresses age-related changes, improves contours, restores harmonious proportions, and corrects aesthetic concerns. The doctor evaluates the patient’s anatomical features, skin condition, soft tissue health, and overall facial symmetry to develop a tailored treatment strategy. The primary goal is always to achieve a visible yet natural-looking result — one that enhances without erasing what makes each person unique.

Ultrasound examinations and laboratory tests help evaluate the patient’s overall health, prepare for the procedure, and minimize potential risks. The scope of pre-treatment diagnostics is determined on an individual basis, taking into account the planned procedure, medical indications, the patient’s age, and general health status.

If necessary, dental treatment or specific procedures can be performed under sedation. This is particularly relevant for patients with severe anxiety, heightened sensitivity to procedures, or those requiring long-term, comprehensive treatment. This approach helps patients undergo the necessary steps in a calmer and more comfortable manner.