Star of the Month: May 2016
Zygomatic and zygomatic arch contouring surgery transforms a wide face into a small one but also make the facial contour softer. The latter is more suitable for most cosmetic surgery candidates because excessive pronounced zygomatic and zygomatic arch is rare. Most people feel insecure due to the lack of softness in their facial contour, which is often caused by mild protrusion of the zygomatic bones and arch, especially noticeable when the face becomes thinner. This imperfection is due to the zygomatic bones and arch becoming more visible, which were previously covered by soft tissue. Reducing the zygomatic bones and arch can correct their prominent appearance and restore a soft facial contour, often achieving unexpectedly good cosmetic results.
The featured lady on this page cared deeply about her weight. The more she controlled her weight, the less soft her facial appearance seemed, though she wasn’t sure why. During a consultation, Dr. Ma identified her issue with the prominent zygomatic bones and arch. After she agreed, she underwent a smoothing procedure for the zygomatic bones and arch, which reduced and smoothed them simultaneously. Post-surgery, she was very satisfied with her transformation, even more than she expected, confirming that this surgery was the best choice for her problem.
The sole zygomatic and zygomatic arch contouring made this woman’s face look fuller, younger, and naturally soft without any filler.
The postoperative profile photo shows the disappearance of the highlighted area on the zygomatic and zygomatic arch. The facial contour has been naturally softened.
In the 45-degree angle photo the prominent zygomatic bones bothers many people who concerns about their facial contour. Zygomatic and zygomatic arch smoothing surgery can address this imperfection.
The postoperative top view photo shows the disappearance of the zygomatic arches on both sides, the face is made narrower.
From bottom view the unevenness on the lateral side of the face in the preoperative photo has disappeared, and the facial contour has became smooth.
The artistry of zygomatic and zygomatic arch contouring lies in naturally changing the facial contour. There shouldn’t be an unnatural, signs of surgery, nor should there be imperfections such as unevenness, facial sagging, or unnatural facial expressions. Zygomatic and zygomatic arch smoothing surgery can naturally soften the facial contour. and even after complete recovery, it’s even hard to find evidence of surgery in post-surgery CT scans after complete recovery.
