Facial contouring
Preventing sagging after contouring surgery
When bone volume drops, soft tissue is relatively excess and can sag. In the same operation GLAM performs intra-oral sub-mental muscle plication, deep-cheek fat removal and fascial suspension, adding Oligio X radiofrequency lifting when required.
Who it suits
- Patients having several contouring procedures at once
- Patients with heavy sub-mental or deep-cheek fat
Technique highlights
- Done in the same operation through intra-oral incisions
- Referenced to the sagging-prevention paper the hospital publishes
Surgical steps
- Sub-mental muscle plication
- Measured deep-cheek fat removal
- Fascial suspension sutures to reposition soft tissue
Recovery & aftercare
- SmartLux LED, Astro Dome, Care7 and Oligio X support de-swelling and skin tightening
Risks & things to consider
- GLAM states plainly that zero sagging cannot be guaranteed
Frequently asked questions
Is sagging inevitable after contouring surgery?
GLAM states that as bone shrinks, soft tissue is relatively excess, so it will not promise zero sagging — but it minimises it with muscle plication, deep-cheek fat removal and fascial suspension during the same operation.
Playlist: Facial contouring
8 clips in this playlist from the hospital's official channel.
- Why does the face look unchanged after bone contouring?
- Why cheekbone reduction sometimes shows no result
- Which facial bone surgeries should not be combined?
- Preventing sagging after contouring, from an international paper
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Source: glamps.co.kr