Lateral Cheekbone Reduction, 230-Degree Three-Dimensional Cheekbone Reduction from the Front to the Side

Hello, this is Director Jo Hyun-woo of 3D Plastic Surgery.

In my previous post, I explained the "exact location and diagnosis of the front cheekbone, lateral cheekbone, and 45-degree cheekbone."

I mentioned that increasing the front cheekbone volume and reducing the lateral cheekbone and 45-degree cheekbone can help create a smaller, more three-dimensional face.

�a0 Now, let me explain how to make the lateral cheekbone smaller and about lateral cheekbone reduction surgery.

�a0 There are many surgical methods for cheekbone reduction.

If the 45-degree cheekbone is well developed, or if the cheekbone itself is significantly prominent,

a standard 3D cheekbone reduction surgery can provide a clear effect.

3D cheekbone reduction surgery involves dissecting the area where the cheekbone will be cut through an intraoral incision,

and then performing the surgery through either a skin incision or a scalp incision to cut the bone in front of the ear.

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Also, if the 45-degree cheekbone is not very developed

and only the lateral cheekbone is especially prominent, correction may also be possible with quick cheekbone reduction surgery. However, the conventional quick cheekbone surgery only pushed the lateral cheekbone inward for frontal improvement,

and compared with 3D cheekbone reduction surgery, the 45-degree cheekbone was not reduced much, so there were many people who did not feel much of an effect.

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The 230-degree cheekbone reduction surgery performed at our hospital

has a method of shaving the 45-degree cheekbone area, which can reduce the cheekbone skin overall from the front to the side.

The 230-degree cheekbone reduction surgery is performed under sleep anesthesia and is suitable for those who want a quick recovery.

�a0 �a0 These are photos of a patient who actually underwent facial contouring surgery at our hospital.

Even though this type of lateral cheekbone reduction surgery changes only one facial shape feature, the overall impression can change significantly. Therefore, to achieve the expected results after surgery, an accurate diagnosis of your own condition is important.

This is because each person has different facial characteristics, bone structure, and the degree and pattern of cheekbone prominence.

For an accurate diagnosis, you should look for a place that has a system in place to provide proper diagnosis,

and you should first go through a sufficient consultation process with experienced medical staff who have outstanding skills and know-how.

�a0 �a0 For a more detailed understanding, I have attached a video.

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