Facial contouring
V-line square jaw reduction
Jewelry's square jaw reduction uses a long-curved osteotomy combined with cortical bone shaving, masseter reduction and buccal fat removal in one operation, producing a continuous V-line contour from every angle.
Who it suits
- A wide, square jaw seen from the front.
- Thick masseter muscle together with bulky buccal fat.
Technique highlights
- Jaw osteotomy, cortical shaving, masseter reduction and buccal fat removal in a single session.
- A long-curved cut prevents a secondary angle and post-op double chin.
- 1:1 facial bone analysis from 3D CT before the surgical plan is drawn.
Surgical steps
- 3D CT imaging and individual facial-bone analysis.
- Intraoral incision and long-curved osteotomy along the planned line.
- Cortical bone and masseter thinned so the jawline stays smooth.
- Follow-up under the hospital's after-care programme.
Risks & things to consider
- Results depend on each person's anatomy, skin condition and after-care.
- Every operation carries risks and possible complications; consult a board-certified plastic surgeon first.
- All details are translated from Jewelry Plastic Surgery's official pages and may change after assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Will jaw surgery cause a second angle or sagging?
Jewelry uses a long-curved osteotomy rather than a straight cut so no secondary angle is left, and reduces masseter and buccal fat in the same session — the approach the hospital states is used to prevent post-op sagging.
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Source: jewelryps.kr