Find the right answer for square jaw reduction surgery
Although the appearance each person pursues is different,
a face that is considered beautiful usually has
distinct facial features and a slim V-line face shape,
and this can be seen especially in the case of facial shape,
because the influence it has on determining a person's image
is significant, so if you have an angular and wide jaw,
it may make you appear less approachable and favorable.
Even when using various methods such as meridian massage or face yoga,
noticeable changes in improving the face shape
do not appear, which is why many people complain of this complex
and seek square jaw reduction surgery to improve a square jaw
that affects the overall image and gives a rough impression,
and are looking for it.
To improve into a refined V-line face shape,
many people who are concerned about a square jaw
are researching facial contouring surgery,
and today, we will look at how you can transform into
a more positive and appealing appearance with Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery's square jaw reduction solution.
A small, slim, and smooth facial line preferred by our society
often gives the face a sense of dimension and appeal,
so those who have not been able to resolve their facial concerns
through various methods may consider facial contouring surgery.
Among facial contouring procedures that improve face shape, square jaw reduction
is a surgical solution that changes the facial shape by cutting and reducing
the jawbone, where many nerve lines are distributed,
and in order to achieve the look you want,
you should carefully check what surgical methods and aftercare
are provided by the hospital where you plan to undergo the procedure.
Because this is a highly complex surgery that requires delicate
technical skill to improve the facial bones more than other plastic surgeries,
at Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery in Sinsa, we provide in-depth
and thorough precision analysis to help create an ideal
slim V-line that matches your facial proportions
and support your improvement.
For a square jaw, different treatment methods must be applied
depending on the cause in order to achieve satisfactory results,
and what is important here is that after square jaw surgery, the side profile
may improve, but in some cases there may be little difference
in the frontal appearance of the V-line.
It is important to complete the overall facial contour.
Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery's facial contouring does not simply cut only
the angular square jawbone area or the angled jaw below the ears.
Instead, we refine the long curved line that connects from the jaw angle below the ear
to the front chin, trimming and resecting it smoothly, while also reducing
the thickness of the cortical bone to enhance the surgical effect.
Through various improvement methods such as cheekbone surgery, square jaw surgery, and chin tip surgery,
we address excessively developed areas or
protruding areas in a way that harmonizes with the overall face,
delivering satisfying improvement results.
Procedures involving the facial bone structure and soft tissue
must be carried out with great care.
Before surgery, X-rays and 3D CT equipment are used
to thoroughly analyze bone thickness, fat volume, muscle thickness, and more,
so that a highly refined surgical plan can be established.
For the type with a developed square jaw below the ears, the jaw angle must be adjusted
according to each individual's amount of jawbone, and the angle below the ear
is designed higher to include the area that flares outward.
When osteotomy is performed along a long curved line, the facial width can be reduced
while the side profile is also improved into a smooth line.
At Sinsa plastic surgery clinic Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery,
we examine facial balance through personalized, precise preoperative analysis.
A surgeon with excellent skill and extensive know-how
performs detailed correction,
helping you achieve the facial contouring results you want.
In general, people with a developed jaw
may have not only a square jaw but also protruding cheekbones,
so the facial line should be corrected smoothly overall
while considering the balance between their facial features and face shape.
This allows not only the square jaw but also the chin tip
to be improved naturally into a slim V-line face shape.
The type developed from the square jaw below the ears to the front chin
can be improved through the long-curve shaving technique.
When the long curve is extended to the front chin for osteotomy,
the chin tip can also be reduced, creating a refined
and slim face shape even from the front view.
Rather than excessive resection, it is important to complete
a customized square jaw reduction that suits each individual's balance.
At Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery, we create
a facial contour with customized proportions that harmonize well with the facial features.
The surgery is currently being performed.
Facial contouring surgery that improves the face into a V-line shape
requires special care because many nerves and blood vessels are concentrated in this area.
Because the jawbone is being resected, it is essential to choose an experienced
and skilled surgeon in order to achieve
highly satisfying results.
If the cortical bone is thick, cortical bone
reduction can make the face look slimmer.
By reducing both the square jaw below the ears and the long-curve cortical bone,
the face can be improved to look slimmer not only from the front but also at 45 degrees
and even from the side profile.
At Shinsa plastic surgery clinic Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery, we create
a personalized plan for each individual and provide
thorough aftercare services.
Through customized swelling care, we enhance the completeness
of the results and help you achieve the effective outcome you desire.
For highly satisfying improvement, safety
must come first through a well-established system.
At Shinsa plastic surgery clinic Hyundai Aesthetic Surgery, which takes pride in facial contouring surgery
supported by a thorough infection-prevention system,
experience improvement into a refined V-line face.
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