DA Plastic Surgery is a plastic surgery clinic located near Gangnam Station in Gangnam-gu, Seoul. The clinic provides a wide range of aesthetic procedures, with a dedicated facial contouring program that includes cheekbone reduction, square jaw reduction, chin surgery, combined facial bone contouring, and revision facial contouring.

Facial Contouring Procedures

The clinic offers surgical procedures designed to modify the shape and proportions of the facial skeleton. Its facial contouring services include cheekbone reduction, mandibular angle reduction, chin reshaping, and combined two-area or three-area procedures. Treatment planning considers the relationship between the cheekbones, lower jaw, chin, and surrounding soft tissues.

Square jaw reduction focuses on the mandibular angle and lower facial width, while cheekbone reduction addresses prominent zygomatic structures. Chin surgery may involve modifying the width, length, position, or shape of the chin to address individual facial proportions. Combined procedures may be considered when several facial bone areas contribute to a patient's concerns.

Individualized Facial Bone Assessment

According to the clinic's official information, its facial contouring approach considers not only bone shape but also muscle thickness, facial fat distribution, and surrounding soft-tissue characteristics. The objective of preoperative assessment is to determine which anatomical structures contribute to the patient's facial appearance and what degree of surgical modification may be appropriate.

The clinic describes individualized planning for facial contouring, including evaluations of facial proportions, asymmetry, mandibular shape, and cheekbone prominence. Surgical techniques and the amount of bone modification depend on individual anatomical findings and clinical assessment.

Revision Facial Contouring and Reconstruction

DA Plastic Surgery offers consultations for patients considering revision surgery following previous facial bone contouring. Its published revision program addresses concerns such as facial asymmetry, irregular bone contours, mandibular angle differences, and changes to the cheekbones or chin after earlier procedures.

The clinic also describes using 3D CT imaging, anatomical modeling, and customized three-dimensional planning for selected facial bone reconstruction cases. Revision surgery may be more complex because of previously modified bone structures, scar tissue, fixation materials, or changes in surrounding tissues. The suitability of revision treatment must be determined individually.