Buccal fat removal also called cheek reduction surgery, costs different amounts in different countries. In the USA, it can cost between $5,500 and $11,500. In the UK, prices range from $2,500 to $7,500. In the Czech Republic, it costs between $1,800 and $4,200.

In Poland, the price is from $1,800 to $5,000. In Mexico, it can be between $1,700 and $4,000. In Italy, it costs between $3,000 and $5,000. In Turkey, the cost ranges from $1,800 to $2,500, which includes tests, medicine, local anesthesia, doctor consultations, airport transfers, and stays in nice hotels.

• The consultation fee (sometimes part of the total price)
• The surgeon’s fee
• Cost of local anesthesia and sedation
• Fees for the surgery center (if not done in the surgeon’s office)
• Cost of surgical supplies
• Post-op medications (like antibiotics and painkillers)
• Follow-up appointments

Getting a written estimate helps avoid surprises when you get the bill. Also, ask if you need to pay for pain medication or recovery supplies like a chin strap to reduce swelling.

Buccal fat removal results are permanent, even if you gain weight, making this a one-time investment.

However, buccal fat reduction is controversial because it might cause early aging. If too much fat is removed, or if it's done on the wrong person, the face can look hollow and older. Many surgeons recommend not removing the entire fat pad. Instead, they tailor the amount removed based on the patient's unique face.

Some patients regret the surgery because their cheeks look too hollow, making them look older. They might even consider getting fat added back to their face. Asymmetry, where both sides don't match, is also a concern.

1. Location: The cost differs between countries and cities. For example, the United States typically has higher prices than Mexico or Turkey.

2. Surgeon's Experience: More experienced and reputable surgeons usually charge higher fees.

3. Complexity of Procedure: Combining buccal fat removal with other treatments like skin tightening can increase the overall cost.

4. Anesthesia Fees: The type and cost of anesthesia used can affect the total price.

5. Facility Fees: Using the surgery center or clinic facilities adds to the overall expense.

6. Pre- and Post-Operative Care: Fees for consultations, follow-up appointments, and post-surgery care are included in the total cost.

7. Medications: The cost of prescription medications, such as antibiotics and painkillers, contributes to the overall price.