Understanding the Differences in Male Facial Contouring Surgery

Men are also very interested not only in eye surgery and nose surgery, but also in facial contouring surgery.

Through contouring surgery, they hope to improve angular face shapes, protruding cheekbones, and other features into a softer line.

However, male facial contouring surgery like this differs a little from surgery for women, so it is better to learn about it carefully before proceeding.

Unlike women, men have significant differences in skeletal size and shape, so male facial contouring surgery must be approached differently.

Unlike women, who prefer a slim V-line shape while naturally preserving volume, men often want a refined face shape that still maintains masculinity by leaving an appropriate angle below the ears.

Then how is facial contouring surgery for men at AB Plastic Surgery performed?

1. Cheekbone reduction surgery

The procedure is designed by analyzing each person's cheekbone shape and size, while considering the degree of projection at the 45-degree angle and side cheekbones.

After that, the bones are moved to a cheekbone position that matches each individual's image, allowing for a better facial reduction effect.

Finally, by maximizing contact at the cut surfaces of the cheekbones, gaps are reduced to help prevent side effects such as cheek sagging and bone resorption, and solid double fixation is performed so that you can achieve more satisfying cheekbone reduction results.

2. Chin surgery

The shape of the chin seen from the front is determined by the chin tip.

By checking each person's chin tip length, width, and degree of protrusion, a line that fits the proportions of the face is created.

In particular, by performing a 3D CT scan, a more precise understanding of the chin condition, such as a long chin, recessed chin, wide chin, or short chin, is obtained, and a surgical plan is established so that you can check the desired result of male facial contouring surgery.

3. Square jaw surgery

For a face that looks wide, the angle of the jawline is sharpened to make it look slimmer.

On the other hand, for a face that looks long, a slight angle below the ears is left to make it look younger, and the angle of the jawline is adjusted.

From the square jaw beneath the ears to the area in front of the chin tip, the bone is trimmed in a long, smooth curve, and if necessary, cortical bone reduction is performed on the outermost broad and thick area to complete a smaller and slimmer facial shape from the front.

So far, together with AB Plastic Surgery, we have looked into facial contouring surgery in detail.

Through a systematic system and precise analysis, satisfying male facial contouring surgery results are provided, so please visit us to talk in more detail.