Facial contouring at Marble: jaw, zygoma, chin and forehead

Marble plans contouring from 3D CT imaging, reading the three facial thirds and facial width from both front and profile: reducing only the jaw or only the cheekbone without that overview can leave the face looking longer or flatter.

Last updated: 2026-08-29

Jaw and cheekbone

Jaw reduction follows the curve of the mandible so the jawline runs continuously from ear to chin, while zygoma reduction moves the cheekbone inward and fixes it, narrowing facial width without hollowing the cheeks.

Chin and forehead

A short or receding chin is lengthened by sliding genioplasty or an implant, while a flat forehead is augmented so the profile line curves continuously into the nose.

Related procedures at Marble Plastic Surgery

Frequently asked questions

Can jaw and zygoma reduction be done together?
Yes, and they are often done together as a contouring set, because reducing only one area can unbalance the upper and lower thirds of the face.
Is imaging required before contouring?
Yes — bone thickness, nerve position and tooth roots must be reviewed before the osteotomy line is planned.

Other Marble Plastic Surgery guides

Before & after compareBack to the hospitalBefore & after (306)Hospital directory