Facial plastics and aesthetics
Procedures that change the appearance or the function of the face, from injectable treatments to surgery, explained in plain language and assessed one person at a time.
Facial aestheticsin Kuwait
Facial plastics and aesthetics
Choosing what isright for you
Facial plastics and aesthetics is one of Dr. Mohammad BuAbbas's areas of practice, alongside head and neck surgery and general ENT. Because he is an ENT surgeon, the nose is assessed as both a feature of the face and part of the airway.
Every face is different. Outcomes vary, and some procedures do not suit everyone. Whether a treatment is suitable, the options and the risks are discussed individually at consultation.
This page is general information, not personal medical advice. Results vary from person to person, and the risks that apply to you are discussed at consultation.
Procedures
Rhinoplasty/01
Surgery that reshapes the nose to change its appearance, improve breathing, or both. Read about the consultation, the procedure and recovery.
Botox/02
Small injections of botulinum toxin that temporarily soften expression lines. Read what to expect and what the side effects can be.
Facial fillers/03
Injectable gels that restore volume or soften folds; with hyaluronic acid fillers, the effect fades over time. Read how they work and what the risks are.
Otoplasty/04
Surgery to reshape prominent ears or set them back closer to the head. It is usually done once the ears have nearly finished growing. Read about the consultation, the procedure and recovery.
Eyelid surgery. This service is being added to the site.
Surgery to lift and tighten the face. This service is being added to the site.
How aconsultation works
Get in touch
Request a consultation by WhatsApp or through the contact form, and say briefly what you would like to discuss.
The consultation
Dr. BuAbbas listens to your concern, reviews your medical history and examines the area involved.
Options and risks
The possible approaches, what each involves, the limits of what can be achieved and the risks are explained, so you can decide in your own time.
Treatment and follow-up
If you choose to go ahead, the plan, preparation and aftercare are set out with you, and follow-up visits are arranged.
This page is general information, not personal medical advice. Results vary from person to person, and the risks that apply to you are discussed at consultation.
Request a consultationNot sure which optionto ask about?
Request a consultation and describe what bothers you. The options, their limits and their risks are explained before you decide anything.