Revision Facial Contouring Surgery

Revision Facial Contouring Surgery is a procedure that reanalyzes the causes related to the previous surgery and corrects the facial contour line when the facial shape is unsatisfactory after initial Facial Contouring Surgery due to asymmetry, an uneven contour line, excessive bone removal, insufficient improvement, or other issues. ID Hospital establishes an individualized revision plan by assessing the condition of the previous surgery, the extent of bone removal, fixation status, and facial proportions.

No more failures—beautiful results, even with revision surgery

Recommended for

· Those with remaining left-right asymmetry after initial Facial Contouring Surgery · Those with an uneven facial contour line · Those dissatisfied with their facial shape due to excessive bone removal or insufficient improvement

True Revision Facial Contouring Surgery targets the area of greatest prominence

ID Hospital's Revision Facial Contouring Surgery maximally reduces the MMP, the most prominent area of the cheekbone, using the High-L osteotomy and reduction method without excessive bone removal. For Jaw Angle revision surgery, it reduces the MVP, the area of greatest jaw volume that makes the jawline appear blunt, creating a slim, tapered facial contour line from every angle.

Point 1. Addressing the areas of greatest volume in the cheekbones and Jaw Angle

Point 2. Complete fixation without concern about bone separation

Using titanium fixation pins developed by ID, presented at academic conferences, and widely adopted, the bones are completely fixed without concern about bone separation.

Point 3. Inner Lifting that tightens even the ligaments

What changes can be seen after Revision Facial Contouring Surgery?

Revision Facial Contouring Surgery aims to reassess residual 45° cheekbone prominence, left-right asymmetry, nonunion of the side cheekbones, uneven jawlines, and other issues after the initial surgery, then refine the facial contour line smoothly.

Cheekbone revision surgery 3D-CT · Before surgery → After surgery

Before surgery: Large 45° cheekbones, severe left-right asymmetry, and separated side cheekbones after the initial surgery After surgery: Reduction of the 45° cheekbones with High-L osteotomy, improvement of left-right asymmetry, and improvement of side cheekbone nonunion

Jaw Angle revision surgery X-ray · Before surgery → After surgery

Before surgery: An uneven, blunt jawline after Jaw Angle surgery After surgery: V-line Jaw Angle revision surgery improves the blunt chin and smooths the uneven contour line

Features of ID Revision Facial Contouring Surgery

A slim line from every angle

A small, three-dimensional facial shape

Definite results in one procedure

Prevents cheek sagging with advanced techniques

Please be sure to note

Surgical methods and results may vary depending on the individual’s condition and are determined through consultation with a specialist.