Thursday, November 20, 2025

3 Types of Facial Contouring in Korea | Cheekbone, Square Jaw & Chin Reduction at ID Hospital

 3 Types of Facial Contouring in Korea | Cheekbone, Square Jaw & Chin Reduction at ID Hospital




Hi, this is Riley from ID Hospital! πŸ‘‹

Your overall impression starts from your facial contour.


Among all facial features, the cheekbone, square jaw, and chin line play the biggest roles in facial balance and proportions.
Because these three areas are closely connected, the procedure known as 3 Types of Facial Contouring has become one of the most popular solutions for improving the facial outline.


Today, patients no longer seek only a smaller-looking face.


They want dimension, balance, and natural harmony—a personalized contour design tailored to their unique bone structure and aesthetic goals. An accurate analysis of your facial width, angles, and proportions helps determine which combination of contouring techniques is ideal for you.


In this article, you’ll learn what the 3 Types of Facial Contouring includes, how each area influences your overall facial shape, and who can benefit the most from this procedure.


If you’re considering facial contouring, this guide will help you understand the basics and choose the right direction.



What Is the 3 Types of Facial Contouring?

The 3 Types of Facial Contouring focuses on the cheekbone, square jaw, and chin line.

By improving all three areas together, the procedure creates a balanced facial structure, smoother lines, and a naturally smaller-looking face.


Point 1: Cheekbone Reduction

Smaller facial width with an ideal three-dimensional balance.


Point 2: Square Jaw Reduction

From a wide lower face to a smoother and more harmonious proportion.


Point 3: Chin Reduction

From a blunt or receding chin to a smooth and natural V-line.



How the Surgery Is Performed

1. Cheekbone


Determines optimal osteotomy amount and angle while avoiding facial nerve damage



Diagonal osteotomy allows greater backward and inward repositioning



Titanium fixation pins minimize gaps between bone segments to prevent sagging



(*Titanium pins are developed by ID Hospital)


2. Square Jaw

Long-Curve Mandibular Resection

Soft, natural jawline without secondary angles by trimming only the necessary bone from the ear line to the front jaw.


Cortical Bone Reduction

Removes the outer cortical bone layer, slimming not only the side view but also the front view.


Masseter Muscle Reduction

Reduces enlarged masseter muscles caused by chewing habits for a slimmer jawline.


Buccal Fat / Deep Fat Removal

Improves uneven or bulky mid-face contour by removing excess fat layers and deep buccal fat to enhance definition.


(*Masseter reduction & fat removal are optional with additional cost.)


3. Chin

The method varies depending on the chin shape.

Wide or Blunt Chin

“T-shaped osteotomy” narrows the chin by removing the center bone segment.


Long Chin

Sandwich osteotomy shortens and narrows the chin.


Short and Blunt Chin

Lengthening using the patient’s own bone without external grafts.


Short/Recessed Chin with Normal Bite

Advances the chin tip forward for better balance.






Who Is This Suitable For?

  • Anyone concerned about two or more areas: cheekbone, square jaw, chin
  • Those with a wide or angular face from the front or side
  • Those whose facial proportions feel unbalanced due to prominent cheekbones or jaw angles
  • Those who want improved definition, dimension, and an overall smaller-looking face
  • Those seeking balanced contouring rather than isolated corrections



Why Choose ID Hospital? (Why ID?)

  • Transparent system with operating room CCTV
  • Accredited hospital-grade medical institution
  • 24/7 in-house anesthesiology specialists
  • Real-name surgery system for confirmed operating surgeons
  • Full emergency response system for patient safety



Surgery Information

  • Duration: 1–2 hours
  • Anesthesia: General anesthesia
  • Hospitalization: Same-day discharge or 1 night
  • Stitch Removal: 2 times
  • Daily Life Recovery: About 1 week



3 Types of Facial Contouring Review & B&A

Scars

  • Day 8 vs. 1 Month
  • By 3 months, the scars became barely noticeable unless viewed very closely.

 

Before Surgery

  • Facial asymmetry became more noticeable when smiling
  • Strong cheekbone and jawline made the impression appear sharp
  • Desired a softer, more feminine look
  • Decided on surgery after consultation at ID Hospital
  • Recommended additional chin advancement due to protruded mouth


Day 8

  

  • Sideburn stitches removed
  • Swelling care performed
  • Sensation gradually returning but swelling still present


Week 2

  • Intraoral stitches removed
  • Ultrasound swelling care
  • Staff were attentive to each step of recovery
  • Swelling-care specialist was meticulous and gentle


1 Month

  • Major swelling largely reduced
  • Facial line much smoother
  • Waiting comfortably knowing contouring swelling lasts up to 6 months


3 Months

  • Side profile no longer looks protruded
  • Facial line continues to refine as swelling decreases
  • Receives compliments about looking smaller and more defined



πŸ’¬ Riley’s Note

3 Types of Facial Contouring is not just about making your face smaller—it’s about creating the most natural, balanced, and harmonious facial line for your unique features.


Because the cheekbone, square jaw, and chin are closely connected, a comprehensive analysis with an experienced specialist is essential for the most natural and satisfying results.


If you are considering facial contouring, define your current concerns and your aesthetic goals clearly. A precise diagnosis helps avoid unnecessary procedures and leads you to the design best suited for your face.


With extensive experience and a structured medical system, ID Hospital provides personalized contouring solutions tailored to your facial ratios and natural beauty.


We hope this guide helps you better understand the 3 Types of Facial Contouring.



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