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A Look at Pelican Surgery at Sinsa Station for Creating a Smooth Jawline

Luho Plastic Surgery · LUHO PLASTIC SURGERY · May 28, 2026

​ The thick, bulky tissue beneath the chin can change the contours of the lower face. ​ The client who visited us this time was also looking into contouring surgery to address the...

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Clinic: Luho Plastic Surgery

Original post date: May 28, 2026

Translated at: August 17, 2026 at 7:10 PM

Medical note: This translation does not guarantee medical accuracy or suitability for treatment decisions.

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The thick, bulky tissue beneath the chin can

change the contours of the lower face.

The client who visited us this time

was also looking into contouring surgery

to address the particularly prominent area beneath the chin.

Ruho performed Pelican Surgery at Sinsa Station

to improve the underlying cause.

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What is Pelican Surgery?

A double chin often develops when

excess fat or reduced elasticity causes the tissue

to sag.

Ruho Plastic Surgery’s Pelican Surgery

uses minimal incisions to pull up fat, muscle, and sagging skin,

helping prevent tissue sagging and providing a lifting effect.

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Analyzing Hidden Structures

Before Pelican Surgery, our clinic performs an ultrasound examination

to check the jawline and fat distribution inside the face

and establish a customized surgical approach.

By identifying the structures responsible for submental fat and sagging,

we create a balanced, slim contour.

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These photos were taken and posted with the patient’s consent,

and surgical results and recovery may vary from person to person.

Before: The boundary between the jawline and neck is unclear

✔ The boundary between the jawline and double chin has collapsed

✔ The lower face appears wider and heavier

✔ The transition from the chin to the neck does not flow smoothly

Due to fat and sagging soft tissue beneath the neck,

the area beneath the chin appears to connect in a blunt, indistinct manner.

This Pelican Surgery focused on defining the jawline–neck boundary

and reducing the heaviness of the lower face.

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These photos were taken and posted with the patient’s consent,

and surgical results and recovery may vary from person to person.

After: A more defined jawline

✔ The jawline boundary is clearly visible

✔ The boundary between the neck and jaw is naturally defined

✔ Reduced heaviness in the lower face

Overall, the previously dull and heavy impression was reduced,

and the facial contours became more clearly refined.

By addressing the collapsed jawline and double chin,

this case changed to a slimmer contour.

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With Pelican Surgery at Sinsa Station,

achieving balanced refinement

is a key factor in satisfaction with the results.

Excessive correction

can create an unnatural appearance,

so precise analysis and careful adjustment

are especially important in this field.

If you want to refine the flow of your contours,

we recommend meeting with medical professionals

who analyze even the areas that cannot be seen.

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