Facial Plastic Surgery

Facial Surgery Deserves Precise, Personal Planning

Small changes to the face can influence balance, expression, breathing and how recognisable you feel to yourself.

At FAYY Health, facial plastic surgery begins with a detailed consultation. Your surgeon will assess your features, understand what you would like to address and explain which options may suit your anatomy.

Our facial plastic surgery team provides functional and aesthetic procedures within a private setting at One Central, DWTC, Dubai.

What Is Facial Plastic Surgery?

Facial plastic surgery includes procedures that may improve facial balance, address age-related changes or support function.

Some patients seek surgery because of a feature that has concerned them for years. Others want to address changes around the eyes, jawline, neck or nose. Facial surgery may also be considered after injury, previous surgery or concerns affecting nasal breathing.

Your consultation considers:

Facial structure and proportions
Skin quality
Nasal form and function
Previous procedures or injuries
Medical history
The feature you would like to address
Your expectations
Recovery and downtime
The changes that would remain natural on your face

The goal is to develop a surgical plan that respects your features and preserves your identity.

Facial Plastic Surgery Procedures

Rhinoplasty

Rhinoplasty may change the shape, proportion or structure of the nose.

Patients may seek a rhinoplasty in Dubai for concerns involving:

Nasal size or width
A visible bridge hump
Tip shape or position
Nasal asymmetry
Changes after injury
A previous rhinoplasty result
The relationship between the nose and other facial features

The consultation includes a careful assessment of the nose from different angles, facial proportions, skin thickness and any functional concerns.

Functional Nasal Surgery

Nasal surgery may also address concerns affecting breathing.

Your surgeon may assess:

Difficulty breathing through the nose
A deviated septum
Nasal obstruction
Previous nasal injury
Structural changes following earlier surgery
Functional and aesthetic concerns occurring together

Where both breathing and appearance are involved, the surgical plan considers function and facial balance together.

Revision Rhinoplasty

Revision rhinoplasty may be considered when a patient has concerns following previous nasal surgery.

These procedures often require detailed assessment because scar tissue and altered nasal structures can affect the surgical plan.

Your surgeon will review:

The original procedure
Current nasal structure
Breathing concerns
Available medical or surgical records
What may realistically be improved

Facelift and Neck Lift

A facelift may address changes involving the lower face, jawline and cheeks. A neck lift may be considered for loose skin, changes in neck contour or reduced definition beneath the chin.

A facelift in Dubai may be suitable for patients concerned about:

Changes in facial contours
Reduced jawline definition
Lower-face heaviness
Loose facial or neck skin
Age-related changes that are no longer responding to non-surgical care

The recommended approach depends on facial structure, skin quality and the degree of change.

Eyelid Surgery

Eyelid surgery, also known as blepharoplasty, may address excess skin, puffiness or changes around the upper or lower eyelids.

It may be considered for:

Upper-eyelid heaviness
Excess upper-eyelid skin
Lower-eyelid bags
Puffiness around the eyes
Age-related changes
Selected functional concerns involving the upper eyelid

The surgeon will assess the eyelids, brow position, facial anatomy and eye health before recommending treatment.

Brow and Forehead Surgery

Brow or forehead surgery may be considered when brow position contributes to upper-face heaviness or changes around the eyes.

Your surgeon will assess the relationship between the forehead, brows and eyelids before discussing suitable options.

Ear Surgery

Ear surgery may address concerns involving ear shape, size, position or asymmetry.

Procedures may be considered for adults or younger patients following appropriate medical assessment and consent.

Facial Contouring

Facial contouring may involve surgical changes to the chin, jawline, cheeks or other facial structures.

Treatment planning considers facial balance from several angles rather than focusing on one feature in isolation.

Facial Reconstruction and Scar Revision

Facial reconstructive procedures may be considered following:

Injury
Previous surgery
Congenital differences
Skin-cancer treatment
Soft-tissue damage
Facial scarring

The surgical approach depends on the location, tissue involved and functional or aesthetic concern.

Who Is Facial Plastic Surgery For?

A specialist consultation may be helpful if you:

Are considering rhinoplasty
Have difficulty breathing through your nose
Have concerns following previous nasal surgery
Want to address changes around the eyes
Have noticed changes in the jawline, cheeks or neck
Are considering facelift or neck-lift surgery
Have facial asymmetry
Have a scar or change following injury or previous treatment
Want to understand whether surgery or a non-surgical option is more appropriate
Prefer natural, proportionate facial refinement

Suitable candidates are generally in stable health, understand the recovery involved and have realistic expectations about the result.

What Happens During Your Facial Surgery Journey?

1. Your Consultation

Your first appointment focuses on the concern you would like to address and how it affects you.

Your surgeon may review:

Medical history
Previous facial or nasal surgery
Current medications
Allergies
Breathing symptoms
Previous injuries
Skin quality
Facial proportions
Your expectations
Your available recovery time

Clinical photographs may be taken with your consent to support assessment and treatment planning.

2. Facial Assessment

Your surgeon will examine the feature in relation to the rest of your face.

For nasal surgery, this may include:

External nasal structure
Internal nasal assessment
Breathing
Skin thickness
Tip support
Facial profile
Previous surgical changes

For facial rejuvenation, the assessment may include:

Skin quality
Facial volume
Brow and eyelid position
Jawline definition
Neck contour
Distribution of age-related changes

3. Treatment Planning

Your surgeon will explain:

The procedure being considered
Alternative approaches
Where incisions may be placed
Expected changes
Anaesthesia
Recovery and downtime
Scarring
Possible risks
Aftercare
What may realistically be achieved

You will have time to consider the information before deciding whether to proceed.

4. Pre-Surgery Preparation

Preparation may involve:

Medical clearance
Blood tests
Imaging where relevant
Anaesthetic assessment
Medication adjustments
Nicotine cessation
Instructions for the day of surgery

Your care team will provide procedure-specific guidance.

5. Surgery and Recovery

The procedure is carried out according to the agreed plan.

Aftercare may include:

Dressings or splints
Medication
Swelling and bruising guidance
Wound care
Sleeping-position advice
Activity restrictions
Follow-up appointments
Gradual return to work and exercise

Swelling can take time to settle, particularly after nasal or facial surgery. Your surgeon will explain when early changes and longer-term results can usually be assessed.

Benefits of Facial Plastic Surgery

The potential benefits depend on the procedure and the concern being treated.

Improved Facial Balance

Surgery may refine how the nose, chin, eyes, cheeks or jawline relate to one another.

Support for Nasal Function

Functional nasal surgery may improve airflow in suitable patients.

A More Rested Appearance

Eyelid or facial rejuvenation procedures may address heaviness, loose skin or changes around the eyes and lower face.

Refined Facial Contours

Facelift, neck-lift or contouring procedures may improve definition in selected areas.

Correction Following Injury or Previous Surgery

Reconstructive or revision surgery may address functional or aesthetic concerns after trauma or earlier treatment.

Results Planned Around Your Features

The surgical plan is shaped around your anatomy rather than a standardised facial ideal.

Results vary between patients. Your surgeon will explain the changes that may be realistic for you.

Why Choose FAYY Health for Facial Plastic Surgery?

Facial and ENT Expertise

FAYY Health brings together specialists with experience in facial plastic surgery and otolaryngology, allowing aesthetic and functional concerns to be considered carefully.

Detailed Facial Assessment

Planning takes account of facial proportions, expression, structure and the feature’s relationship to the wider face.

Natural-Looking Direction

The aim is refinement that feels balanced and appropriate to the individual.

Clear Surgical Guidance

You will understand the procedure, recovery, limitations and possible risks before making a decision.

Private Consultations in Dubai

Appointments take place in a discreet clinic setting at One Central, DWTC.

Continued Follow-Up

Preparation, surgery, recovery and follow-up are treated as one continuous care process.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know whether I need facial plastic surgery?

A consultation helps determine whether surgery is suitable and whether another option may address your concern.

Can rhinoplasty improve breathing as well as appearance?

In some patients, nasal surgery can address both form and function. This depends on the cause of the breathing problem and the nasal structure.

How long does swelling last after rhinoplasty?

Initial swelling and bruising often improve over the early recovery period, while subtle swelling can take longer to settle. Your surgeon will explain the expected timeline based on the procedure.