That philosophy is explicit in the way Ardesh approaches consultation and planning. He has described the art of facial plastic surgery as more than surgical ability alone, emphasizing the importance of fully understanding a patient’s goals and motivations. The emphasis on empathy alongside expertise gives the practice a notably individualized character, especially in procedures where subtle proportion and restraint matter as much as surgical precision.

Within that broader facial focus, buccal fat removal is one of the contouring procedures associated with the practice. By removing excess fat from the cheek fat pads, the surgery is intended to slim the lower face, enhance cheek definition, and create a more sculpted appearance. It sits naturally alongside other facial reshaping and rejuvenation procedures, reflecting a concentration on balance, contour, and facial harmony.

Ardesh’s experience is framed in significant volume: more than 5,000 patients treated and over 7,000 natural results delivered. Those numbers reinforce the identity of a surgeon whose reputation rests on repetition, specialization, and consistent attention to how facial surgery should look once healing is complete—refined, believable, and aligned with the individual features already present.