- About Reface Dental Hospital
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- 3D Orthognathic Surgery
- 3D Facial Contouring Surgery
- 3D Revision Surgery
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Natural cheekbone reduction customized to your facial shape
When the cheekbones are prominent, the face tends to look wide
and give a strong
impression.
Especially when the zygomatic arch protrudes, the face can
appear larger and flatter
than it actually is.
It's not just about reducing the bone; a plan that takes both frontal and profile proportions,
as well as natural contours, into account is essential.
At ReFace Dental Hospital, we perform 3D surgery optimized for each individual's facial shape,
including resection, rotation, and fixation of the cheekbones.
Simultaneously reducing the 45-degree zygoma and the lateral zygoma to create a soft, harmonious facial
contour
while preserving three-dimensionality.
A 3D CT scan is conducted prior to facial contouring surgery to accurately evaluate the facial skeleton from frontal and lateral views.
3D simulation enables intuitive visualization of changes to the overall facial contour, guiding accurate surgical planning.
The procedure is performed via an intraoral incision, minimizing bone resection to reduce complications while avoiding any external scarring.
Zygoma reduction is a facial contouring surgery that reduces the laterally protruding zygomatic bones
to make the face appear smaller and softer. Prominent cheekbones can make the face look wider
from the front and create a protruded appearance from the side,
causing a bold and strong look.
Rather than simply pushing in the cheekbones, precise surgery that takes into account the
three-dimensional facial structure
and overall facial proportions is essential. The facial midline and
side contours are simultaneously improved, preserving natural dimension while
smoothing and refining protruding cheekbones.
This method involves cutting the zygomatic body and the zygomatic arch at a 45-degree angle
and simultaneously rotating them inward to reduce their prominence.
This method 'rotates' and repositions
the reduced zygomatic bone inward.
A method where the zygomatic bone is cut from its origin
and moved.
We achieve detailed, natural contours completed
with precise surgical techniques.
Clinical Services
02-6204-1004
Directions
13th Floor, 138 Dosan-daero,
Gangnam-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Consultation Hours
Mon / Fri
AM 09:00 - PM 18:00Lunch Break
PM 13:00 - PM 14:00Saturday
AM 09:30 - PM 13:30 (No Break)