How to prevent from saggy skin after cheekbone reduction?

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Many patients worry about sagging skin after the cheekbone reduction surgery. That's the most asked question during the consultation with Dr. Lee. Related articles and blogs are also easily findable on the Internet.

Today's post is about how to prevent from facial skin sagging.


Different clinics and doctors 'promise' that they do minimum excoriation on the facial skin and that leads no skin droopiness. Excoriation is the surgical process of separating bones and facial skin layers. On human's bones, there are layers of skin and cartilages joined together.

What happens to the skin layers after reducing the cheekbones?
If the skin doesn't get removed, it remains the same. That's when the symptoms of "droopy skin" happens. Therefore, it's critical to do the minimum incision.

However, every patients should be treated differently when it comes to the incision amount of bones.

Faceline's "Non-elimination lifting" cheekbone reduction surgery is Dr. Lee's own surgical
method which involves with cheekbones pushing the protruded bones inside then fixing them. For this method, skin layers also can be moved and lifted upwards with the bones. Unless you already have droopy cheeks, there won't be any drooping after the surgery.


Patients can be easily lost or deceived by advertising or already photoshoped after pictures these days. It's important to find the right clinic for you.

Visit Faceline and meet Dr. Lee who has been performing two jaw and facial contouring surgeries for more than 15 years!







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