For centuries, well-developed and clearly defined facial features have been considered signs of physical beauty. For people who lack these natural "marks of distinction", make-up has long been the only meager consolation. Now, thanks to modern technology, there is a safe method, allowing for permanent correction of an underdeveloped chin and achieving expressive, clearly defined cheekbones, dreamed of by men and women all over the world. Chin augmentation or mentoplasty and cheekbone area surgery are aesthetic (cosmetic) surgical procedures designed to enhance facial contours. These surgeries are also successfully used for correcting congenital asymmetry or defects of the facial skeleton. Contour chin plastic surgery is often recommended to be combined with rhinoplasty, to achieve a more harmonious and aesthetically correct profile. In patients aged 38-50, augmentative plastic surgery of the cheek areas can not only improve the contour of the middle zone of the face but also slightly lift the tissues of this area that have shifted downward with age, thereby delaying the need for circular facelift. When performing a facelift, concurrent plastic surgery of the cheek areas provides more long-lasting results of the operation. [accordion][accor_block title="How safe is chin surgery?"] Implants are usually used for contouring plastic surgery of the chin and cheek areas, Created from non-toxic non-biological materials or cartilage tissue. Pre-fabricated implants come in various sizes and shapes and are specially tailored, cartilage tissue implants are modeled by the surgeon individually during the operation. [/accor_block][accor_block title="\How is the operation conducted?\ "] Chin endoprosthetics is performed under local anesthesia or intravenous sedation. Incisions are placed in natural folds on the skin surface or inside the mouth and become almost completely invisible shortly after the surgery. Hospitalization is not required. They are standard: rest and applying cold to the site of the intervention for the first 24 hours after the surgery, a light supportive dressing for 2-3 days, and avoiding heavy physical exertion for the first month after the operation. [/accor_block][accor_block title="What can happen after the surgery?"] In the first few days after the procedure, a slight swelling and temporary chewing disturbance may be observed. No allergic reactions are observed. Other complications (hematoma, excessive scarring) are extremely rare. [/accor_block][/accordion]