Faceline's Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction.

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Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction

How are you guys?  This is Faceline Clinic again.
Today, we will talk about Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction.
Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction will help you to reduce the cheekbones but also it will makes your face look better.

Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction is a surgery that is related to protruding cheekbones, 45 degree cheekbones and a bumpy face which has a strong impression.


Many years ago,
Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction involved cutting and trimming the bone of cheekbones. But these days it's developing into using incision method.

 If you look at the cheekbones from above or below, they're actually very thin.
Even though it's very thick, it's not easy to get over 5mm, so it's very difficult to see the effect by cutting or trimming bones. When you do this, you have to remove the bone from the flesh. If you separate the cheekbones and flesh, it will result in sagging skin.

As you can see in the name of "Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction" we can reduce the protrusion of the cheekbones by using the method of surgery on our Faceline by not cutting the 45-degree cheekbones and the side cheekbones we can reduce the protruding cheekbones without removing the bone.

If you push the side cheekbones inside and slide it into the back of the 45° cheekbones, cheekbones will be reduced and the skin layer attached to the incised cheekbones will rise upward at the same time. This is a surgical method that minimizes skin sagging.




   For bone surgery, there is a difference in the method of surgeon, so the results of the surgery vary slightly. So, if you're looking at Non-eliminating cheekbone reduction
you'd better talk to a plastic surgeon who has performed bone surgery for more than 10 years.




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