Cheong Plastic Surgery Specialist Clinic

Cheong Plastic Surgery Specialist Clinic Plastic Surgeon with Full Accreditation and Registration with the NATIONAL SPECIALIST REGISTER (www.

Combining upper and lower blepharoplasty is a powerful way to rejuvenate the entire eye area in one procedure, creating ...
30/01/2026

Combining upper and lower blepharoplasty is a powerful way to rejuvenate the entire eye area in one procedure, creating a more refreshed, youthful, and alert appearance with natural-looking results. Upper blepharoplasty removes excess skin and fat to reduce heaviness or hooding and open up the eyes, while lower blepharoplasty treats under-eye bags, puffiness, and loose skin, often repositioning fat to smooth the transition between the eyelid and cheek. Treating both areas together provides more balanced, harmonious results and allows for a single recovery period. The goal is enhancement, not exaggeration, so the eyes look brighter and more defined without appearing overdone. Because the eyelids are delicate, choosing an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon is essential to ensure safe, precise, and natural outcomes.

These before and after images show a patient with droopy upper eyelids and under-eye bags who underwent combined upper and lower blepharoplasty, achieving a noticeable yet natural improvement that makes the eyes look more refreshed, open, and youthful.

Lip LiftA lip lift surgery is a minor cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the fullness, shape, and youthful appearanc...
22/10/2025

Lip Lift
A lip lift surgery is a minor cosmetic procedure designed to enhance the fullness, shape, and youthful appearance of the upper lip. It is particularly effective for correcting age-related drooping or elongation of the upper lip.
The procedure works by shortening the distance between the base of the nose and the upper lip, creating a subtle upward lift. This adjustment results in a naturally fuller lip, a more defined Cupid’s bow, and a slight increase in upper teeth visibility when smiling—hallmarks of a youthful, attractive expression.
The most common method, known as the subnasal (bullhorn) lip lift, involves removing a thin strip of skin just beneath the nose. The incision is discreetly placed along the natural crease under the nose, and with proper care, the scar typically fades to become barely noticeable over time.
Unlike temporary fillers, a lip lift offers a permanent, natural-looking enhancement that beautifully complements your facial features and smile.

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Guide to Choosing Breast ImplantsWhen planning breast augmentation, these are the key points to review with your plastic...
20/09/2025

Guide to Choosing Breast Implants

When planning breast augmentation, these are the key points to review with your plastic surgeon:

1. Implant Fill: Most of the breast implants used nowadays are filled with silicone gel. Silicone provides a softer, more natural look and feel compared with traditional saline implants.

2. Shape: Round implants are the most popular option because they simplify surgery, maintain their shape over time, and deliver predictable results. The cohesive silicone gel inside the round implant moves slightly with gravity, so when you stand, it settles to create a gentle teardrop profile—even though the implant itself is round. Anatomic (tear drop) implants are used less nowadays because of risk of rotation, need for textured surfaces, more complex surgery, higher cost, and no clear aesthetic advantage over today’s round silicone gel implants.

3. Profile & Projection. Implants of the same volume can vary in how far they project from the chest wall. Low or moderate profile implants have wider base and more subtle projection—ideal for broader chests or an athletic build. High or extra-high profile implants have narrower base and greater forward fullness—suited to narrower chests or those seeking a more projected breast.

4. Surface Texture: Smooth implants have lower risk of visible rippling and they move naturally inside the breast pocket. This free mobility allows the implant to settle with gravity and change position subtly as you move, creating a natural, teardrop-like slope even when the implant itself is round. Nano-textured implants are designed to reduce implant rotation and have lower risk of capsular contracture. They have better biocompatibility and promote a more uniform, gentle integration with surrounding tissue to improve aesthetics.

FDA-approved breast implants include Mentor and Motiva breast implants.

Key takeaway: The ideal implant depends on your body shape, aesthetic goals, and the surgeon’s guidance. Always consult an registered and qualified plastic surgeon to select the safest and more suitable option for you.

Breast reduction surgery, or reduction mammaplasty, is a procedure to remove excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to crea...
13/08/2025

Breast reduction surgery, or reduction mammaplasty, is a procedure to remove excess breast tissue, fat, and skin to create smaller, lighter, and more proportionate breasts.

It is often performed to relieve physical symptoms caused by overly large breasts, such as chronic neck, shoulder, and back pain, skin irritation beneath the breast folds, and posture problems. Many patients also experience improved comfort during exercise and daily activities, as well as enhanced self-confidence and clothing fit.

Several surgical techniques exist, including the vertical short scar (lollipop) technique and inverted-T (anchor) technique, with the choice depending on breast size, shape, degree of sagging, and the patient’s goals. Breast reduction is typically performed under general anesthesia, and recovery involves a few weeks of restricted activity to allow proper healing. While surgical scars are inevitable, they usually fade over time, and the functional and aesthetic benefits often outweigh the drawbacks, leading to high patient satisfaction rates.

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The Surgeons' Hall Museums at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh are a must-visit for surgeons and anyone intere...
22/07/2025

The Surgeons' Hall Museums at the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh are a must-visit for surgeons and anyone interested in the history of medicine and surgery. The museums have extensive collections of anatomical specimens, as well as both historical and modern surgical instruments that are as educational as they are fascinating. Visitors can even test their skills on the Da Vinci robotic surgical system console and simulation, providing a unique, hands-on experience of cutting-edge surgical technology.

I had the opportunity to visit the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in December 2024, and it was a truly inspiring and memorable experience.

The ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025 was held at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore this June. This prestigious event broug...
22/06/2025

The ISAPS Olympiad World Congress 2025 was held at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore this June. This prestigious event brought together leading experts in aesthetic plastic surgery from around the globe to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and foster collaboration. It was also a wonderful opportunity to reconnect with friends and colleagues worldwide.

Periorbital aging refers to the age-related changes that occur around the eyes. These changes often appear simultaneousl...
06/06/2025

Periorbital aging refers to the age-related changes that occur around the eyes. These changes often appear simultaneously and may include droopy upper eyelid, eyebags, hollowing of the upper eyelids, and prominent tear troughs. Addressing these concerns requires a combination of treatments to restore a more youthful and refreshed appearance. However, the results should look natural and not overdone.

Common options include surgical procedures such as upper blepharoplasty (eyelid lift) and lower blepharoplasty (eyebag removal), as well as non-surgical treatments like fat grafting, dermal fillers, and laser therapy.

In the Before photo, the patient exhibits bilateral droopy upper eyelids (red arrow), sunken upper eyelids (yellow arrow), eyebags (blue arrow) and prominent tear troughs (black arrow). She underwent a combined upper and lower blepharoplasty with fat grafting to address these concerns. The After photo, taken postoperatively, reveals a significant improvement in the periorbital region while maintaining a natural, balanced appearance.

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1. https://drcheongyouwei.com/product/correction-of-droopy-eyelid/
2. https://drcheongyouwei.com/product/eyebag-surgery/
3. https://drcheongyouwei.com/product/fat-graft/

Alar retraction, also referred to as alar notching, is a condition in which the outer margin of the nostril (alar rim) i...
27/03/2025

Alar retraction, also referred to as alar notching, is a condition in which the outer margin of the nostril (alar rim) is pulled upwards, resulting in a raised and angular appearance of the alar rim and excessively exposed nostrils. This condition can be either congenital or acquired. Acquired causes of alar retraction typically stem from scarring due to trauma, infection, or previous nasal surgeries.

Filler injections are typically ineffective in correcting alar retraction due to the need for strong structural support in the corrected alar rim. In these instances, a composite graft composed of skin, cartilage, and perichondrium harvested from the ear is a recommended solution. This type of graft offers superior structural support and skin coverage around the alar rim, ensuring the desired shape is maintained and preventing further retraction.

In Photo A, we see a patient exhibiting bilateral alar retraction, with pulled-up and angular alar rim and excessively exposed nostrils. The dotted line outlines the angulated shape of the alar rim.
In Photo B, we observe the same patient post-correction of alar retraction with a composite graft. The dotted line now illustrates the smooth outline of the alar rim, with the issue of nostril over-exposure successfully addressed.

We are now practicing at both our clinics at Taman Segar and Ekocheras. Please call or Whatsapp 010-221 9283 for appoint...
13/02/2025

We are now practicing at both our clinics at Taman Segar and Ekocheras. Please call or Whatsapp 010-221 9283 for appointment booking or enquiries. We are committed and look forward to serving you. Thank you.

Address:
29-G, Jalan Manis 3, Taman Segar, 56100 Kuala Lumpur.
A-3A-02, Ekocheras, Jalan Cheras, 56000, Kuala Lumpur.

04/02/2025

Our clinic at EkoCheras can be assessed directly from the carpark at level B1 via the lift, without having to go through the mall. After entering the lift, press G to reach the ground floor. After coming out from the lift, turn left and you will reach the lobby of the block where our clinic is located.

Our clinic at Taman Segar is currently undergoing renovation and we temporarily move our practice to our second clinic n...
14/01/2025

Our clinic at Taman Segar is currently undergoing renovation and we temporarily move our practice to our second clinic nearby at A-3A-02, Ekocheras, Jalan Cheras, Kuala Lumpur. The office block where our clinic is located can be accessed form the ground floor of Ekocheras Mall through the corridor next to H&M. Our clinic is located on 3A level in the building. Please contact 010-2219283 or 03-91339074 for any enquiry. Thank you.

12/12/2024

Address

29-G, Jalan Manis 3, Taman Segar
Kuala Lumpur
56100

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+60391343132

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