Face

There was a time when cosmetic surgery was out of reach for the ordinary citizen but now in the modern world, techniques have improved and a range of treatments that are safer and more economical are now available to patients through us at Court House Clinics.

Our specialist surgeons offer many different of treatments which cover the restructuring of features; noses, chins, brows and cheeks together with treatments to counteract the signs of ageing by smoothing wrinkles and tightening loose skin. Many procedures are not at all invasive and may be carried out under local or general anaesthetic.

If you would like to find out more, contact Court House Clinics and take advantage of their free pre-consultation service where you can discuss your options. Many of our Patient Advisors have personal experience of the benefits of cosmetic surgery that they will be happy to share with you as well as answering your queries and letting you have an estimate of costs. There is available a general information pack which you may be interested in receiving.

Before embarking on any treatment you would be required to meet with your surgeon for an initial consultation to assess your particular needs and to receive his recommendations, and then your Patient Advisor will remain as your point of contact throughout the course of treatment

What Is Cosmetic Surgery For The Face?

Cosmetic surgery for the face is a form of plastic surgery. The actual word ‘plastic’ is derived from the Greek word ‘plastikos’ meaning to mould or form, in other words this surgery is concerned with re-forming any defects caused by injury, disease or that have been present from birth. Cosmetic or aesthetic surgery employs such techniques to improve physical appearance generally, but in this particular case it is employed to enhance the features of the face.

Nice To Know:

The first cosmetic surgery is recorded as early as 600 BC in India. A technique was developed that utilised part of the forehead to restructure the noses of women as a punishment for marital infidelity.

Is Cosmetic Surgery for You?

Cosmetic surgery has developed to such an extent that many of the procedures are minimally invasive and can be carried out at clinic using local anaesthetic and require the minimum of disruption to your working life. Normal activities can usually be resumed immediately but if the treatment requires attendance at hospital, full details including length of stay and recovery time will be given at your initial consultation

Surgery that involves the aesthetic and functional aspects of the face, mouth, teeth and jaws has to be performed by highly qualified and experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons. Court House Clinic is proud to be able to offer the services such highly skilled surgeons and we have set out the following procedures that are available. You may have particular requirements that are not listed and we recommend that you make an appointment with our medical team to discuss your individual needs.