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Blooming when you smile Dimple Creation

A natural dimple at your chosen spot adds a charming point to your smile.

Duration

About 30 minutes

Anesthesia

Local anesthesia

Hospitalization

Same-day discharge

Stitch Removal

Dissolvable sutures inside the mouth

Recovery

About 1 week

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ANSWER Dimple Creation

A dimple appears when the cheek muscle and skin adhere, drawing the skin slightly inward on smiling. Dimple creation connects skin and muscle from inside the cheek through the oral mucosa, forming a deliberate adhesion — with no external incision, scar exposure stays minimal. ANSWER Plastic Surgery puts its weight on placing it right for your smile.

When Dimple Creation is needed

If any of the following apply to you, we recommend a specialist consultation.

CASE 01

Wanting a dimple

You want the endearing look of a dimple when you smile

CASE 02

A dimple on one side only

You have a dimple on one side and want the other to match

CASE 03

A faint dimple

Your dimple is faint and you want it more defined

CASE 04

Wanting a softer impression

A strong impression could use a soft point in your smile

CUSTOM DESIGN

Placement designed on your smile

A dimple in the wrong spot can look artificial. ANSWER Plastic Surgery takes the point where your cheek naturally hollows when smiling as the baseline, factoring in the corner-to-eye line and your face shape to design a position and depth that suit you.

  • 1Position chosen at the natural adhesion point of your smile
  • 2Placement designed to suit your face shape and mouth line
  • 3Desired depth and definition tuned in advance
Dimple Creation

ANSWER POINT

Intraoral approach — no visible scar

The surgery proceeds through a small incision in the oral mucosa, leaving no scar on the facial skin. The dermis and muscle are sutured from inside the cheek to form the adhesion; early on, the dimple may show even at rest, then typically settles into appearing only when you smile.

  • 1Intraoral incision leaves no visible scar
  • 2A relatively simple 30-minute procedure under local anesthesia
  • 3Dissolvable sutures spare you stitch removal
Dimple Creation

ANSWER Dimple Creation: How It's Done

1

Consultation & Position Design

Watching your smile, we set and mark the dimple's position and depth together.

2

Numbing

Local anesthesia at the site eases discomfort.

3

Adhesion Formation

Through the intraoral incision, an adhesion is created between skin and muscle and fixed.

4

Recovery & Follow-Up

Oral hygiene guidance is provided while the dimple settles into place.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWill the dimple show even when I'm not smiling?

Early on, the firm adhesion can make the dimple visible at rest; over weeks to months it typically settles into appearing only when you smile. The course varies by individual.

QCould the dimple disappear over time?

Rarely, the adhesion can release and the dimple fade. We monitor your progress and discuss a touch-up procedure if needed.

QCan I eat and brush right away?

Non-irritating foods are fine from the day of surgery, and rinsing after meals keeps the mouth clean. Avoid opening your mouth very wide until the intraoral wound heals, about a week.

CONSULT

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