Procedure Overview

Facial contour surgery is a specialized set of procedures designed to enhance the shape and structure of the face, creating a more balanced and aesthetically pleasing appearance. It targets the bones and soft tissues to improve facial harmony. The most common types of facial contouring procedures include:

• V-Line Surgery: Reshapes the jawline to create a slimmer, more defined V-shaped face.
• Cheekbone Reduction (Zygoma Reduction): Reduces prominent cheekbones for a smoother, more proportionate facial contour.
• Chin Augmentation/Reduction: Adjusts the size or shape of the chin to achieve better facial balance.
• Jaw Reduction: Narrows the lower jaw for a more refined and feminine look.

Goals of the Surgery

The primary goals of facial contour surgery are to:

• Enhance facial symmetry and balance.
• Soften sharp or prominent facial features.
• Create a more youthful and harmonious appearance.
• Improve self-confidence by aligning facial features with personal aesthetic desires.

Medical Evaluation: Comprehensive health check-up to ensure fitness for surgery.

Lifestyle Adjustments: Avoid smoking, drinking and certain medications/supplements that may affect healing process.

Pre-Surgical Instructions: Detailed guidance on fasting, medications, and skincare before the procedure.

Common risks include swelling, bruising, and temporary numbness.

Rare but serious complications can include infection, nerve damage, or asymmetry.

It’s essential to choose an experienced surgeon to minimize risks.