The importance of precise 3D-CT analysis to check before facial contouring surgery

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What to check before facial contouring surgery

The importance of precise 3D-CT analysis

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Facial contouring

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When you look in the mirror in daily life or take photos,

the same face can sometimes look completely different

depending on the angle.

It may look fine from the front, but

from the side or at a 45-degree angle,

the cheekbones may appear more prominent,

or the jawline may look wide, making the face seem larger.

These changes are often not simply due to

the size of the face, but rather arise from the

structural balance created by the cheekbones, jawline, and chin.

That is why facial contouring surgery these days is

not just about reducing volume, but rather

a design-centered approach that considers the overall facial proportions

is regarded as important.

Facial contouring surgery,

it is more important to 'refine' than to 'reduce'

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Among those considering facial contouring,

some begin consultation with the idea that

they want to make their face as small as possible.

In reality, however, a design that considers

the overall flow of the face is more important than excessive reduction.

Because the face does not naturally change

when only one area is altered,

the connection between the cheekbones, jaw, and chin

must be considered together.

Recently,

rather than dramatic changes, a natural contour,

a design that considers not only the front but also the side,

and a surgery direction centered on facial proportions

have become important criteria that determine the outcome.

Cheekbone reduction,

a key structure that determines face width

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The cheekbones are an important area that determines

the horizontal width of the face.

When the cheekbones are prominent,

the face may look wider or give a stronger impression.

At VERYGOOD Plastic Surgery,

cheekbone reduction is approached not through simple trimming, but by

moving the cheekbones inward through osteotomy

and securing them in place.

This is designed to create a slimmer impression from the front

and a naturally connected line from the side.

In addition, through stable fixation after osteotomy,

the bone position is maintained,

and surgery is performed with consideration for the possibility of sagging.

Chin reduction, the final detail that completes the proportions

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The chin is an important element that completes

the length and overall proportions of the face.

A short or wide chin, or

a chin with an unbalanced length

can make the overall impression look dull.

Chin reduction is not simply about making it smaller, but rather

a surgery that adjusts the length, width, and position together.

At VERYGOOD Plastic Surgery,

through T osteotomy and modified osteotomy,

the approach is tailored to each person's chin structure,

with consideration given to supplementing the length of the front chin and adjusting its position,

focusing on completing a more balanced

facial proportion.

Square jaw reduction,

naturally while softening the angles

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The square jaw is an important area that determines

the impression of the lower face,

and if the angles are pronounced, the face may look larger

or appear more forceful.

Square jaw reduction is not simply about shaving down the angle, but rather about

considering the nerve position and bone thickness

to avoid excessive resection

and create a naturally flowing jawline is important.

At VERYGOOD Plastic Surgery,

the long curved resection method is applied

so that the line flows smoothly from the jawline to the side profile,

and left-right asymmetry is also taken into account to aim for a more

natural result.

Preoperative analysis determines the outcome

The most important stage in facial contouring surgery is the preoperative analysis.

At VERYGOOD Plastic Surgery,

through the latest 3D-CT equipment,

skeletal structure and position

nerve and blood vessel locations

whether there is left-right asymmetry

individual bone shape

are checked in detail before creating the surgical plan.

Through this process, unnecessary resection is reduced,

and only the necessary areas are precisely improved,

aiming for results that consider both stability and naturalness.

A safe surgical environment is

also an important criterion

Because facial contouring is a high-difficulty surgery,

the surgical environment is also an important factor.

At VERYGOOD Plastic Surgery,

one anesthesiology specialist is assigned exclusively per patient

Monitoring throughout the entire process from before surgery to recovery

Emergency response system established

Hospital system designed with the recovery environment in mind

to help ensure surgery can be performed in a more stable environment.

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Facial contouring surgery is

not simply about making the face smaller, but rather

a process of reorganizing the flow and proportions

created by each area.

Because the cheekbones, jaw, and chin do not work separately,

but are connected as one line,

an approach that considers overall balance is important.

At VERYGOOD Plastic Surgery,

based on each person's skeletal structure and facial proportions,

a precise analysis is performed, and with a goal of a face line that is not overdone yet

naturally refined,

facial contouring surgery is carried out.

If you are concerned about your face shape,

please carefully check your current condition

and decide on the surgical direction that suits you

through thorough consultation.

The first step toward your beautiful transformation,

VERYGOOD Plastic Surgery will be with you!