Facial contouring

Cheekbone reduction

MOOi measures the facial skeleton in degrees and centimetres, then plans the osteotomy range against the nerve path to narrow the face from both front and side. About 90 minutes under general anaesthesia.

Who it suits

  • Wide or laterally projecting cheekbones
  • A wide face caused by bone rather than fat

Technique highlights

  • The design is shown before surgery so the outcome is predictable
  • Liposuction is combined when fat is the real cause, instead of reducing bone alone

Surgical steps

  • Measure bone angles and distances and map the nerve path
  • Osteotomise and move the cheekbone inward
  • Fix the bone and check symmetry

Recovery & aftercare

  • Two follow-up visits and two suture-removal visits
  • Daily life after roughly one week

Risks & things to consider

  • Results depend on individual anatomy and after-care.
  • Every operation carries risks and possible complications; consult a specialist first.
  • Surgery time and recovery figures come from MOOi's official pages and may change after the doctor's assessment.

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