Contours for Men, Note Plastic Surgery Men’s Contouring

More and more men are visiting for facial contouring surgery consultations.

I think this is probably because it is harder for men than for women to cover contour-related concerns with hairstyles or makeup.

Even when people search around because they want contouring surgery,

many say it is difficult to get accurate information because most content is focused on women.

So today, for men who are considering surgery and looking for information about it, I’d like to talk about men’s contouring surgery.

Men’s contouring surgery requires much clearer and more definite goals

First, let’s talk about the cheekbones.

In women’s cheekbone surgery, the overall preference is usually for a soft look that flows smoothly from the temples to the chin, with a slim and refined contour that has no sharp angles.

However, for men, some want an idol-like slim line, while others prefer a contour line that leaves a slight angle in the face, creating a more masculine charisma.

Because men’s contouring involves such a wide range of needs, when consulting with male patients, we need to listen carefully to the feeling and image they want, and accurately identify the face shape they hope to achieve. For that reason, consultations are often longer than they are for women.

#Side cheekbones #Back cheekbones #Cheekbone reduction

The same applies to the square jaw.

It should not simply be reduced to make it slimmer; after fully considering the patient’s preferences, it should be performed so it suits the face while leaving a natural mandibular angle without any safety issues.

At this time, CT imaging is used to identify the location and depth of the nerve line, check the range that can actually be osteotomized, and establish a more precise surgical plan.

#Square jaw reduction #Square jaw #Long curved square jaw

Finally, the chin.

In fact, when it comes to men’s contouring surgery, the area that requires the most attention is the chin.

The chin is the area that changes the overall impression and atmosphere of the face the most. If it becomes too pointed, the image may look too weak or sly, and if the angle becomes too large, it can give a dull impression and an image that is not refined.

Therefore, the image you want to have after surgery must be clearly communicated to the medical team, and the surgical plan must be established accordingly.

#Chin surgery #Receding chin surgery #Chin advancement #Chin osteotomy As I keep emphasizing, unlike women, who often prefer similar face shapes, men have very diverse preferences for face shape. That is why it is extremely important to clearly communicate the face shape you want.

If you bring celebrity photos or edited photos of yourself, it can be very helpful during the consultation! Please keep that in mind.

Today, along with our clinic’s cases, we talked about men’s facial contouring surgery. If you are worrying about facial contouring on your own, take note.