Summer vacation is the ideal period for students worn out by studying to head off to the mountains or the sea. Recently, however, the mood among university students is to give up such a getaway and instead study for employment or work on grooming and dieting, investing in self-management and their future.
The vacation period in particular is also seen as a time when many have cosmetic surgery to resolve a long-standing appearance complex or to make a good impression at job interviews. Some raise their confidence in their appearance with eye surgery and nose surgery, known as relatively simple procedures, and around us we often see others carefully considering various other cosmetic surgeries.
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However, the general view is that facial contouring surgery, which can be classified into procedures such as cheekbone contouring and square jaw reduction, carries a greater burden than eye and nose surgery because it directly shaves the facial bones. Some students want to resolve their complex about protruding cheekbones and a square jaw but are downcast because of the perception that it is risky and the recovery period is long.
According to Dr. Hongryul Kim of TheLINE Plastic Surgery, recent facial contouring surgery involves minimal dissection through an advanced intraoral endoscope and micro-incisions, so recovery after surgery is relatively fast. Through endoscopic equipment dedicated to facial contouring, the blood vessels, soft tissue and bone tissue at the surgical site can be identified in real time, which can also raise surgical precision and refinement.
In the case of 3D cheekbone contouring, the side and 45-degree cheekbones that make the face look angular are reduced as much as possible while volume is preserved in the front cheekbones, creating a more three-dimensional face, which is known to be highly preferred. With an upward close-fixation method that also focuses on surgical safety, the cheekbone and the surrounding soft tissue are repositioned and fixed so that they adhere firmly, so side effects such as cheek sagging can also be prevented.
3D square jaw surgery likewise lifts the soft tissue and fixes it closely, minimizing concerns about sagging, and rather than concentrating only on resecting the square jaw below the ear, it uses a long-curve resection that cuts in one pass along a long curve from the angle below the ear to the front chin, so the formation of a secondary angle, a cause of revision surgery, can also be prevented.
Dr. Soyoung Lee of the clinic said, "For facial contouring surgery it is important not only to beautifully bring out the overall facial line through specialist medical staff with abundant experience in facial bone surgery, but also to minimize side effects and raise surgical safety," adding, "It is also necessary to choose a clinic equipped with advanced surgical equipment such as endoscopic devices dedicated to facial contouring, and with an emergency system on par with a university hospital."
