Facial contouring at EU: V-line, square jaw and the 45° cheekbone

EU's stated position is that it does not perform contouring that will not work. What matters more than how much bone is removed is where the osteotomy is placed, at what angle, and how firmly it is fixed — planned on 3D CT that shows bone thickness and nerve position.

Last updated: 2026-08-31

3-area contouring (윤곽3종)

Cheekbone reduction, square jaw reduction and genioplasty in one operation, so the line from cheekbone to chin runs continuously — suited to a wide face with a blunt chin.

EU says its narrower resection range reduces bleeding, swelling and pain, and shortens recovery.

Reducing the 45° cheekbone

Asian faces often project most at the 45° cheekbone, so EU raises the osteotomy line (L-osteotomy) and uses dual fixation to limit cheek sagging and nonunion (불유합).

V-line, mini V-line and square jaw

V-line addresses both the angle below the ear and the chin, using a long-curved ostectomy plus a T-osteotomy that narrows the chin; mini V-line targets only a chin that is short, long or blunt.

For square jaw reduction EU may add cortical bone shaving and deep buccal fat removal to improve the frontal-view result.

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Frequently asked questions

Does facial contouring require an overnight stay?
EU answers that a single area — cheekbone, square jaw or chin — can go home the same day, while two or more areas such as V-line, or cheekbone plus V-line, need one night as an inpatient.
When does contouring swelling subside?
EU states swelling peaks in the first two to three days, eases after one week, largely settles within a month and mostly resolves by three months, with two weeks of laser care after surgery.

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