Square Jaw Reduction

Square Jaw Reduction is a Facial Contouring Surgery that corrects an angular mandibular angle and jawline to create a softer facial contour from both the front and side. ID Hospital considers the MVP (Maximal Volume Point), the area of greatest volume in the jaw, precisely removing only the necessary areas and planning a natural jawline by considering cortical bone reduction, Masseter muscle reduction, Buccal Fat Removal, and fat removal according to each individual's condition.

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Recommended for

· Those with a large or angular mandibular angle bone · Those whose jawline appears wide

How are Jawline Botox and Square Jaw Reduction different?

Jawline Botox is a nonsurgical treatment that reduces muscle volume when the jaw appears wide mainly due to Masseter muscle development. In contrast, Square Jaw Reduction is a surgery that improves the jawline by removing or contouring the bone structure when the mandibular angle bone itself is large or angular.

Jawline Botox

| Main cause Masseter muscle development | Treatment area Masseter muscle volume | Scope of effect Focused on reducing muscle volume | Suitable for Those with significantly developed Masseter muscles when clenching their teeth | ID Hospital criteria Masseter muscle development is also assessed

Square Jaw Reduction

| Main cause Mandibular angle bone, jawbone structure | Treatment area Mandibular angle, jawbone, jawline | Scope of effect Focused on improving skeletal contours | Suitable for Those whose bone itself is angular or whose jawline appears wide | ID Hospital criteria MVP, cortical bone, Masseter muscle, and buccal fat condition are considered together

How is MVP Square Jaw Reduction different from conventional jaw surgery?

Conventional jaw surgery

Only the jaw angle beneath the ear is removed.

MVP Square Jaw Reduction

Using ID's proprietary expertise, the MVP (Maximal Volume Point)—the area of greatest volume in the jaw—is contoured without excessive bone removal to create a slim, tapered jawline from every angle.

Surgical Methods

Maximum Volume Point (MVP) Removal

Only the necessary amount of bone is removed, smoothly contouring the jaw's maximum-volume area from the Jaw Angle beneath the ear to the front of the chin to create a smooth, natural jawline without a secondary angle.

Cortical Bone Reduction

The cortex, the outer portion of the bone, is removed to reduce jawbone thickness, creating a slimmer, more refined appearance from the front as well as the side.

Masseter Muscle Reduction

An overly enlarged, angular facial shape caused by chewing movements is refined into a slimmer jawline through Masseter muscle reduction. *An additional fee applies as an optional procedure.

Buccal Fat Removal / Fat Removal

To improve an uneven, contoured facial shape, fat layers in uneven areas and buccal fat located deep in the cheeks are removed based on individual needs to create a more defined, slimmer line. *An additional fee applies as an optional procedure.

Surgical Information

| Surgery duration 1 hour | Anesthesia General anesthesia | Hospitalization None | Drain None | Suture removal Approximately 2 weeks later | Return to daily activities Approximately 1 week later | Follow-up visits For 1 week after surgery

Please Note

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