V-line contouring at Jewelry Plastic Surgery: jaw, cheekbone and chin

Jewelry plans contouring from a 1:1 3D CT study, then decides whether the cause is bone, muscle or fat: a bony square jaw gets a long-curved osteotomy, a muscular jaw gets masseter reduction, and a full lower face gets buccal fat removal.

Last updated: 2026-08-30

Why a long-curved osteotomy

A straight cut tends to leave a secondary angle at the junction and an interrupted contour, so Jewelry uses a continuous long-curved cut from the jaw angle to the chin, with cortical shaving so the front view narrows too.

Cheekbones and the risk of sagging

Cheekbone reduction must fix the bone firmly after the cut or the surrounding tissue descends; Jewelry states it uses double fixation with the cut position planned from 3D CT to limit this.

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Frequently asked questions

Is my wide jaw bone or muscle?
Clench your teeth: if the jaw bulges noticeably, masseter bulk is a major factor and may be treated without cutting bone — but confirmation comes from the 3D CT study the hospital uses for planning.

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