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Facial Implants in the UK
- Enhance facial definition and symmetry
- Enhance facial contours
- Help to boost confidence
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Facial implants are an effective option for individuals who feel their features lack projection, contour or structure. Whether due to genetics or age-related volume loss, implants can restore definition and improve overall facial proportions.
Using high-quality silicone or custom-made biocompatible materials, the implants are shaped to blend seamlessly with your natural anatomy, providing long-lasting enhancement without altering your unique facial character.
Mr Paul Wilson is a highly regarded expert in facial aesthetics, well known for his exceptional skill and dedication to patient satisfaction. With years of experience and advanced training in facial surgery, you’ll be in good hands at Paul Wilson Aesthetics. Prior to obtaining his medical degree, Mr Wilson graduated in dentistry and trained in maxillofacial surgery for several years, giving him extensive expertise in facial anatomy and surgery.
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About
What are facial implants?
Facial definition is shaped by a combination of factors, including genetics, ageing and natural variations in bone structure. Some individuals have softer or less prominent contours in areas such as the cheeks, chin or jawline, which may create an imbalance in overall facial proportions. Over time, age-related changes, such as volume loss, reduced bone density and thinning of soft tissues, can further diminish definition, contributing to a flatter or more hollow appearance.
Facial definition is shaped by a combination of factors, including genetics, ageing and natural variations in bone structure. Some individuals have softer or less prominent contours in areas such as the cheeks, chin or jawline, which may create an imbalance in overall facial proportions. Over time, age-related changes, such as volume loss, reduced bone density and thinning of soft tissues, can further diminish definition, contributing to a flatter or more hollow appearance.
Facial implants offer a tailored solution to enhance these key structural areas. Using high-quality silicone implants or custom-made biocompatible materials, the procedure is designed to add projection, improve symmetry and create a more sculpted, harmonious facial profile. Each implant is carefully selected and shaped to complement the patient’s natural features, achieving long-lasting enhancement.
Facial implants offer a tailored solution to enhance these key structural areas. Using high-quality silicone implants or custom-made biocompatible materials, the procedure is designed to add projection, improve symmetry and create a more sculpted, harmonious facial profile. Each implant is carefully selected and shaped to complement the patient’s natural features, achieving long-lasting enhancement.
Types
Types of facial implants
Facial implants come in several forms, each designed to enhance specific areas of the face and improve overall balance. The most commonly used implant types include:
Chin implants
Chin implants add projection and definition to the lower face, creating a stronger chin profile and improving harmony between the chin, nose and jawline. This option suits individuals with a naturally recessed or under-projected chin.
Mandibular Angle implants
Jaw implants enhance the width and structure of the jawline, creating a more sculpted, balanced and defined appearance. They are particularly suited to patients who feel their jawline lacks contour.
Cheek implants
Cheek implants restore or enhance cheekbone projection by adding volume to the mid-face. They are used to correct flat or hollow cheeks, reinforce natural facial contours and create a lifted and youthful appearance.
Materials
Facial implants may be either off-the-shelf or custom-made, depending on your anatomy and aesthetic goals.
Off-the-shelf implants
These include commercially produced options such as those from Implantech and Stryker Medpor.
- Implantech implants are crafted from high-quality, implant-grade silicone.
- Medpor implants (by Stryker) are made from porous polyethylene.
Custom-made implants
For patients requiring a tailored solution, custom implants can be designed using PEEK (PolyEtherEtherKetone) or porous polyethylene.
benefits
What are the benefits of facial implants?
Facial implants offer several advantages, which include:
- Creating a more sculpted, contoured appearance in areas such as the chin, cheeks or jawline
- Improving facial harmony by correcting natural asymmetries or imbalances
- Being customised to suit each patient’s unique anatomy and aesthetic goals
- Helping to boost confidence by creating facial proportions that align with a patient’s desired look
candidates
Who is a good candidate for facial implants?
Facial implants may be suitable for individuals who:
- Are in good overall health
- Are non-smokers, or willing to stop smoking before and after surgery
- Have realistic expectations about results and recovery
- Feel their chin, cheeks, or jawline lacks definition or projection
- Want to correct facial asymmetry or improve overall facial balance
- Wish to enhance their features with long-lasting structural support rather than temporary fillers
- Have excellent oral health, we advise a scale and polish by your hygienist and a dental check up prior to surgery
What to expect
What to expect during facial implants?
Consultation
During your consultation, Mr Wilson will assess your facial structure in detail, focusing on the areas you wish to enhance, such as the chin, cheeks or jawline. He will examine bone structure, soft-tissue volume, facial symmetry and overall proportions to determine whether facial implants are the most appropriate option for achieving your goals.
A pre-operative CT scan is performed for all implant procedures to assist with precise planning. Using this scan, a 3D-printed model is created so you can visualise how the implant will fit and how its proportions relate to your facial skeleton.
Your medical history, concerns and aesthetic preferences will be discussed to ensure the treatment plan is tailored specifically to you. Mr Wilson will explain the types of implants available, how they are placed and what results you can expect.
This consultation is an opportunity to ask questions, understand your options and feel fully informed before deciding to proceed.
Anaesthesia and Procedure Time
Facial implant surgery is typically performed under general anaesthesia to ensure patient comfort and optimal surgical precision. In some cases, local anaesthesia with sedation may be appropriate, depending on the implant type, treatment area and individual patient considerations. This will be discussed during your consultation.
The procedure usually takes around 1 to 2 hours, depending on the number of implants placed and the areas being treated (such as the chin, cheeks, or jawline).
Mr Wilson will confirm the most suitable anaesthetic approach and expected procedure time as part of your personalised treatment plan during your consultation.
Surgery
Facial implant surgery begins with carefully planned incisions placed in discreet locations to minimise visible scarring. The incision site varies depending on the type of implant:
- Chin implants: inside the mouth or under the chin
- Cheek implants: inside the upper lip or just beneath the lower eyelid, or combined with a facelift approach
- Jaw (mandibular angle) implants: inside the mouth along the gumline
These approaches allow Mr Wilson to access the underlying bone structure while keeping scars well concealed.
After creating the incision, Mr Wilson forms a precise pocket over the bone to accommodate the implant. He positions and secures the off-the-shelf or custom-made implant, ensuring it integrates seamlessly with the natural facial contours.
Closure
Once the repositioning is complete, the incisions are meticulously closed using fine sutures and the area is bandaged to promote optimal healing and minimise scarring.
Recovery
Recovery and results of facial implants
Recovery after facial implants varies between individuals and depends on the type of implant placed and the extent of the procedure.
What to expect
Swelling, bruising and mild discomfort in the treated areas are common during the first one to two weeks. A feeling of pressure or tightness around the implant site is also normal, especially with cheek and chin implants. Temporary numbness around the cheeks, lips or lower face may occur and generally improves as healing progresses.
Keeping the head elevated, using cold compresses as advised and avoiding excessive facial movements in the early days can help reduce swelling. If incisions are placed inside the mouth, a soft diet and gentle oral care are usually recommended. As swelling gradually subsides, the enhanced contours and improved facial definition become more noticeable.
Activity and movement
Most patients can return to light daily activities or work within 1–2 weeks, depending on comfort and swelling. Strenuous exercise, heavy lifting and activities should be avoided for 4–6 weeks, or until cleared by Mr Wilson.
Follow-up care and long-term results
We arrange regular follow-up appointments to monitor healing and ensure the implants settle correctly.
Initial improvements are visible within a few weeks, but final results continue to refine over several months as tissues adjust around the implants. With proper care, facial implants provide stable, long-lasting enhancement that maintains improved contours and facial balance for many years.
Risks & complications
Risks and potential complications of facial implants
As with any surgical procedure, facial implants carry some risks and potential complications. These may include:
- Infection
- Bleeding or haematoma (blood collection under the skin)
- Delayed wound healing
- Swelling or fluid build-up (seroma)
- Temporary or, rarely, permanent nerve weakness
- Changes in skin sensation, including numbness or tingling
- Scarring or asymmetry
- Shifting or movement of the implant
- Adverse reaction to anaesthesia
Your surgeon will discuss all potential risks during your consultation, ensuring you are fully informed before deciding to proceed.
The cost of facial implant surgery varies depending on several factors, including the type of implant (cheek, chin or jaw), whether the implants are custom-made, the complexity of the procedure and whether it is performed alone or alongside other treatments. Individual anatomy and aesthetic goals can also influence the overall price.
After a detailed consultation, you will receive a personalised quote outlining all associated costs. Mr Wilson will explain the pricing clearly, ensuring you have a full understanding before deciding whether to proceed.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Are facial implants safe?
Facial implants are considered safe when performed by a qualified, experienced surgeon such as Mr Paul Wilson. The materials used, such as silicone or porous polyethylene, are biocompatible and designed to integrate with the body.
Complications, such as infection or implant shifting, are uncommon and minimised through proper surgical techniques and aftercare. A thorough pre-surgical consultation ensures the procedure is tailored to your health and aesthetic needs. By choosing a reputable surgeon, patients can further reduce risks and achieve natural-looking, long-lasting results.
What are facial implants made from?
Facial implants are typically made from biocompatible materials such as silicone or porous polyethylene (e.g., Medpor). Silicone implants are soft, flexible and easily removable if necessary, while porous polyethylene integrates with surrounding tissues to provide a stable, long-term result. Custom-made implants may also be manufactured from PEEK, a medical-grade hard polymer that offers exceptional strength and precision. The material used depends on the patient’s goals and the surgeon’s recommendation. All options are safe, durable and designed to mimic natural facial contours for seamless, harmonious results.
How long do facial implants last?
Facial implants are designed to be a permanent solution, providing long-lasting results. Unlike injectable fillers, they do not require periodic maintenance. However, ageing and changes in facial structure over time may alter the surrounding tissues, potentially necessitating adjustments or complementary procedures in the future. Proper care and a healthy lifestyle can help maintain the results for decades, ensuring patients enjoy enhanced facial contours and definition for many years.
When will follow-up appointments be scheduled after facial implants?
Follow-up appointments are typically scheduled within the first week after surgery to monitor healing and remove any sutures, if applicable. Additional appointments are arranged at 2-6 weeks and a few months post-surgery to evaluate progress and ensure optimal results.
Regular check-ins allow Mr Wilson to address any concerns, assess recovery and confirm that the implants have settled correctly. Patients should always follow their surgeon’s personalised schedule and contact them immediately if unexpected symptoms arise.
Can I drive after my facial implant surgery?
Patients should not drive immediately after facial implant surgery, especially on the day of the procedure. Anaesthesia and post-operative medications can impair coordination and reaction times.
It’s essential to arrange for someone to drive you home and provide support during the first 24-48 hours. Most patients can resume driving within a week, depending on their comfort level and healing progress. Always consult Mr Wilson or a member of his team before returning to driving, particularly if swelling or limited facial movement could affect your ability to drive safely.
How long do chin implants last?
Chin implants are designed to be long-lasting and, in most cases, can remain in place for decades. As they are made from durable, biocompatible materials such as silicone, they do not break down over time the way fillers do. Most patients never need their chin implant replaced unless they choose to adjust their results or experience a complication. With proper care, chin implant results are considered permanent.
What is the difference between facial implants and fillers?
Facial implants and dermal fillers both enhance facial contours, but they differ significantly in how they work and how long they last:
Facial implants are surgically inserted, solid structures that permanently enhance areas such as the chin, cheeks, or jawline. They provide long-term, predictable results and are ideal for structural changes.
Fillers are injectable gels, often made from hyaluronic acid, that add temporary volume. They require repeat treatments every 6–18 months and are better suited for subtle enhancement or early signs of volume loss.
In short, fillers offer temporary, non-surgical enhancement, while implants provide a permanent, more defined result.
How are cheek implants inserted?
Cheek implants are typically inserted through small, discreet incisions either inside the upper lip or along the lower eyelid, depending on the technique best suited to your anatomy.
Through these incisions, the implant is placed securely over the cheekbone in a precisely created pocket. This ensures the implant integrates smoothly with your natural contours and remains stable. Once positioned, the incisions are closed with fine sutures to support optimal healing and minimal visible scarring.
How long do cheek implants last?
Cheek implants are designed to be permanent. Made from stable, biocompatible materials, they maintain their shape over time and do not degrade. Most patients enjoy lifelong results without needing replacement. If desired, a cheek implant can be adjusted or removed in the future, but this is rarely necessary unless aesthetic preferences change or a complication occurs.
Will I need a CT scan of my face?
For cheek and mandibular angle implants, we recommend a CT scan and 3D-printed model prior to surgery. This allows us to evaluate implant options accurately and assess how each one fits against your individual anatomy. Chin implants can usually be selected without a CT scan or 3D model. However, all custom-made implants do require a CT scan, as the scan is essential for designing a precise, personalised implant.
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A bump on the bridge of the nose can change the entire facial profile.
For many patients, a dorsal hump is the feature they notice most in side-profile photos or from certain angles. It may be part of the natural nasal structure, or it may appear more pronounced after trauma or injury.
However, a dorsal hump is never treated as just a "bump".
The bridge, tip, septum, nasal bones, and facial proportions all need to be assessed together before any surgical plan is made.
At Paul Wilson Aesthetics, rhinoplasty planning focuses on refining the nasal profile in a way that remains balanced with the individual face.
Depending on the anatomy, this may involve preservation rhinoplasty or structural rhinoplasty.
The aim is not a perfect nose.
It is a considered, proportionate result that suits the patient.
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Open Septorhinoplasty | Before & After
This patient had previously undergone rhinoplasty and otoplasty at the age of 23, which included the reduction of a dorsal hump.
Over time, he began to notice increasing droopiness of the nasal tip. He had also broken his nose as a child during gymnastics, although his breathing was otherwise good.
On assessment, he presented with a long, straight nose and a dependent, droopy, and slightly asymmetric tip. There was a mild deviation of the nose to the left, but no remaining bony hump. The septum appeared straight.
One of the key findings was the acute angle between the base of the nose and the upper lip. Simply lifting the tip helped to improve the appearance of the nose and also made it appear straighter.
In this case, an open septorhinoplasty was performed under general anaesthetic.
Revision rhinoplasty requires careful planning, particularly when the nose has been previously operated on. The existing structure, scar tissue, tip support, and previous surgical changes all need to be considered before any further refinement is made.
The aim was to improve tip position and support, address the asymmetry, and create a more balanced nasal profile while working with the patient`s existing anatomy.
The result shown here is part of that process, with healing continuing over time.
Patient images shown with consent.
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When rhinoplasty does not go as expected, subsequent operations are rarely simple.
Revision rhinoplasty often involves navigating scar tissue, altered anatomy, reduced cartilage support, and the outcomes of previous surgery.
In this reel, Mr Wilson explains why patients seek him out for revision rhinoplasty and why this type of surgery demands meticulous planning, extensive experience, and candid discussions.
Additional support may sometimes be required, utilising cartilage from the ear or rib, fascia, or fat grafting.
This also underscores the importance of aftercare. Should concerns arise post-surgery, patients need assurance that they will receive proper review, support, and care.
Revision rhinoplasty is not merely about re-shaping the nose.
It involves comprehending previous interventions, assessing current possibilities, and meticulously planning the subsequent stage.
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A blocked nose is not always "just congestion".
A deviated septum can make one side of the nose feel constantly blocked, affect airflow, and make breathing feel uneven.
The septum is the internal wall of bone and cartilage that separates the two nasal passages. When it sits off-centre, one side may become narrower, which can make breathing more difficult.
It is not always visible from the outside.
This is why assessment matters. The nose needs to be examined for both structure and function, especially when symptoms are linked with previous injury, nasal asymmetry, or ongoing obstruction.
Treatment may involve septoplasty to improve airflow, or septorhinoplasty when breathing concerns and external nasal shape need to be addressed together.
The aim is to understand what is causing the obstruction and choose the most suitable approach for the individual patient.
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📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK
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Dorsal Preservation Rhinoplasty | Before & After
This young patient desired refinement of her nasal profile and tip, aiming for a result that remained balanced with her facial features.
Her primary concerns included a prominent dorsum and a bulbous nasal tip.
In this case, an open tip rhinoplasty was performed, utilising piezo-electric surgery for surface reduction of the dorsum. A septal projection graft was also employed to support and define the nasal tip.
Piezo-electric surgery facilitates highly precise work on the nasal bones. This is particularly beneficial when reshaping the bridge of the nose, as it permits controlled refinement while preserving crucial surrounding structures.
The tip also necessitated meticulous planning. A bulbous tip is not merely reduced; it requires reshaping and support to ensure the final result remains stable as the nose heals.
This is where dorsal preservation rhinoplasty and tip definition must work in conjunction. The objective is not to create an entirely different nose, but to refine the existing structure in a manner that complements the individual`s face.
The result displayed here represents an stage of that process, with healing progressing over time.
Patient images shown with consent.
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📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK
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Rhinoplasty is not a single technique.
It is a series of decisions.
In this reel, Mr Wilson explains the difference between structural rhinoplasty and preservation rhinoplasty, and why preservation techniques have become such a valuable option in suitable primary cases.
The principle is simple: where possible, preserve the natural bridge of the nose rather than dismantling and rebuilding it.
For the right patient, this can allow refinement of the nasal profile while maintaining more of the existing nasal structure.
However, suitability is crucial.
If the nose is very crooked, has been previously broken, or the patient is concerned about the frontal view, a structural or hybrid approach may be more appropriate.
That is why consultation and assessment are so important.
The technique should fit the patient, not the other way around.
🏥 Paul Wilson Aesthetics
📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK
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A second rhinoplasty is not simply a repeat of the first.
Revision rhinoplasty often means working with a nose that has already healed, scarred, and changed after previous surgery.
Sometimes the concern is visible; sometimes it is functional; often, it is both.
The nose may need more support, better definition, improved symmetry, or correction of breathing issues.
In some cases, grafting may be required to rebuild or strengthen areas that no longer have adequate support.
This is why secondary rhinoplasty needs time, experience, and a very clear plan.
The goal is not to chase perfection.
It is to make the next operation as careful, realistic, and considered as possible.
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📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK
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Preservation Rhinoplasty with Septoplasty | Before & After
This patient presented with a previously fractured septum, leading to breathing difficulties, a dorsal hump, and a bulbous nasal tip.
In such cases, rhinoplasty extends beyond merely altering the external appearance of the nose; the internal structure is equally crucial.
The procedure performed was a preservation rhinoplasty with septoplasty. The objective was to enhance the shape of the nose while simultaneously addressing the septum, which had been impacting her breathing.
A preservation approach involves meticulously working with the existing nasal structure rather than simply excising tissue. The bridge, tip, septum, and overall support of the nose all require integrated consideration.
What has been particularly gratifying in this case is the post-operative feedback from the patient. She expressed continued satisfaction with her result, consistently recommends Mr Wilson, and feels the surgery made a significant difference to her. She also noted that while she occasionally experiences some breathing difficulty, she was informed that her nose had been considerably improved from its initial state.
Such feedback is always valued, as rhinoplasty is a protracted process. The outcome encompasses not only the day of surgery but also the planning, healing, trust, and long-term results.
Patient images and feedback shared with consent.
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📍 Northwood Hospital, Bristol, UK
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Mommy Makeover | Mastopexy + Full Abdominoplasty
After two pregnancies, this patient was left with skin laxity and a change in shape to both her breasts and tummy — despite returning to a stable, healthy weight. She was happy with her breast volume but troubled by the drooping and excess skin, and by the loose skin and stretch marks across her abdomen.
We planned a combined approach:
🔹 Mastopexy (breast uplift) — excess skin removed and the nipple repositioned higher to lift and reshape the breast, while keeping her own natural volume, exactly as she wanted. This uses an “anchor” pattern scar.
🔹 Full abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) — removal of the loose skin and stretch marks below the belly button, with repair of the separated tummy muscles (diastasis recti) that so commonly follow pregnancy.
Because she’s naturally slim and athletic, no liposuction was needed — tightening the muscle separation and removing the skin overhang simply revealed the toned, defined abdomen that was already there. She’s especially delighted with her new core definition. 💪
Every patient and every result is individual. Surgery carries risks, and a full consultation is essential to understand whether a procedure is right for you.
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Breast Augmentation
A natural increase in volume — restoring shape after hypomastia
Hypomastia is the medical term for naturally underdeveloped breast tissue. It’s a recognised developmental variation, not a flaw — but for many women it affects how comfortable and confident they feel in their own body.
This patient, a mum of two with a completed family, had thought about augmentation for several years. Her request was simple and one I hear often: a natural, modest increase in volume and improved shape — not a dramatic change. On examination she had reduced upper-pole fullness in both breasts with good underlying symmetry.
Rather than reaching for a number, we planned this properly. Measurements, 2D and 3D imaging morphed to her chosen implant, external sizers tried on in clinic, and a home rice test to let her feel the volume for herself. Her choice: a 275cc round, moderate-profile Mentor micro-textured implant, placed subfascially through an inframammary incision — a plan designed to add soft upper-pole fullness in proportion to her petite frame.
You can see in the lateral and oblique views how the goal was balance, not bulk.
The psychological side matters just as much. In appropriately assessed patients, augmentation for hypomastia is consistently associated with improvements in body image, self-confidence and quality of life — and that outcome means as much to me as the surgical one.
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Results vary from person to person. This is educational and not a recommendation to undergo surgery — any decision should follow a personal consultation.
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Breast Augmentation
A natural increase in volume — restoring shape after hypomastia.
Hypomastia is the medical term for naturally underdeveloped breast tissue. It`s a recognised developmental variation, not a flaw — but for many women it affects how comfortable and confident they feel in their own body.
This patient, a mum of two with a completed family, had thought about augmentation for several years. Her request was simple and one I hear often: a natural, modest increase in volume and improved shape — not a dramatic change. On examination she had reduced upper-pole fullness in both breasts with good underlying symmetry.
Rather than reaching for a number, we planned this properly. Measurements, 2D and 3D imaging morphed to her chosen implant, external sizers tried on in clinic, and a home rice test to let her feel the volume for herself. Her choice: a 275cc round, moderate-profile silicone micro-textured implant, placed subfascially through an inframammary incision — a plan designed to add soft upper-pole fullness in proportion to her petite frame.
You can see in the lateral and oblique views how the goal was balance, not bulk.
The psychological side matters just as much. In appropriately assessed patients, augmentation for hypomastia is consistently associated with improvements in body image, self-confidence and quality of life — and that outcome means as much to me as the surgical one.
Shared with this patient`s full consent.
Results vary from person to person. This is educational and not a recommendation to undergo surgery — any decision should follow a personal consultation.
📍 Address: 1400 Parkway North, Stoke Gifford, Bristol BS34 8YU (Northwood Hospital)
📞 Phone: +44 7480 125890
🌐 Website: paulwilsonaesthetics.co.uk
🕐 Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
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