Preventing Sagging in Face Contouring Surgery

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 As the year-end approaches, it marks a crucial time for students and job seekers, engaging in numerous interviews where first impressions matter significantly. Facial features play a substantial role in forming these impressions, making facial contouring surgery a topic of high interest.

Facial contouring surgery involves altering the outer lines of the face through procedures like cheekbone reduction, square jaw surgery, and V-line surgery. This surgery smoothes out protruding bones on the face, resulting in a softer appearance. However, in exploring information about facial contouring, one may come across discussions about potential side effects, with sagging being a commonly mentioned concern.



Understanding the causes of sagging and learning how to avoid it is crucial when considering facial contouring surgery.

  1. Excessive Bone Removal: Sagging can occur when an excessive amount of bone is removed unnecessarily. Many individuals mistakenly believe that the more bone is removed, the smaller their face will become. However, the visible outcome is not reduced bones but the skin's reaction to the reduced bones. If too much bone is removed, the skin may become uneven and saggy, surpassing the elasticity it can handle.

  2. Uneven Response of Surrounding Tissues: Sagging can also result from not considering the varying response of surrounding tissues based on different areas of the bones. For instance, in square jaw surgery, the lower part of the jawline tends to respond better to the reduction in bone, while the midsection (lower jaw body) may exhibit a less responsive reaction. Failing to account for these variations can lead to an uneven and bumpy appearance, especially in the midsection of the jawline.

Facial bone surgery, such as facial contouring, requires careful consideration as the changes made are irreversible. When individuals consider revision surgery for facial contouring, the primary reason often lies in the incorrect amount of surgery performed. Most commonly, this involves excessive bone reduction.

It is essential for individuals planning facial contouring surgery to recognize that more bone removal does not necessarily lead to better results. It is crucial to avoid simply requesting excessive bone removal during consultations. Choosing a clinic that provides a precise diagnosis, considers the current state of the individual's face, and tailors the surgery to achieve optimal results with the least amount of intervention is key to avoiding sagging after facial contouring surgery.

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