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Reduction of mid-face width is a major concern in Asian facial contouring surgery, and some patients want their mild or borderline problems to be improved in a minimally invasive manner. The authors' mini-zygoma reduction surgery technique …

Surgical navigation systems have been an important tool in maxillofacial surgery, helping surgeons create a presurgical plan, locate lesions, and provide guidance. For secondary facial bone reductions, a good presurgical plan and proper exe…

[BACKGROUND] Zygoma reduction is commonly performed in Asian patients because a broad face is considered stubborn in appearance and unattractive. Consequently, a number of different techniques have been developed for zygoma reduction, the m…

[BACKGROUND] Congenital hypoplasia of facial bones has traditionally been treated by orthognathic surgery. However, the inherent invasiveness of orthognathic surgery often leads to a high complication rate. Facial fat grafting could be a le…

[BACKGROUND] To investigate the proper modifications and usefulness of side-hairline correction surgery in Korean female patients depending on different zygomatic bone structures. [METHODS] Different zygomatic bone structures were classifi…

Minimally invasive rejuvenation procedures are increasingly popular with patients. In the midface, these might involve the introduction of sutures to lift and secure the malar tissue, fat grafts, and fillers to increase volume. This article…

[BACKGROUND] Because of the various defects of malarplasty, including a large incision, much bleeding, visible scars after the operation, and so on, caused by the conventional coronal incision or the temporal incision with the intraoral inc…

[BACKGROUND] The zygomatic bone, which is located on both sides of the midface, significantly contributes to the overall facial form. Asian people usually have a wide midface and prominent zygoma. Reduction malarplasty is one of the most fr…

A 20-year-old edentulous woman, who was previously treated with the shave of the inferior border of the mandible and malar prominent region for aesthetic facial contouring, was selected for full mouth rehabilitation of the maxillomandibular…

[PURPOSE] Fat grafts have always represented a challenge in inducing the necessary neoangiogenesis, which results in significant resorption. This study was designed to compare the efficiency of first- and second-generation platelet-rich pla…

Many Asians have faces with prominent zygomas, and therefore reduction malarplasty is one of the most frequently undergone surgeries in Asia, including South Korea. It is performed using various surgical approaches (external, intraoral, bic…

[PURPOSE] To present our treatment experience in delayed orbitozygomatic fracture with enophthalmos and compare the results of traditional surgery, navigation-guided surgery, and 3-dimensional (3D) model-guided surgery in the Departments of…

An ovoid and slender face is considered attractive in Oriental culture, and facial bony contouring is frequently performed in Asian countries to achieve this desired facial profile. Despite their popularity, critical analyses of patients' s…

[OBJECTIVE] To review my experience in both malar reduction and mandibular reshaping techniques to establish optional, effective, and reliable surgical procedures. A square-shaped face is considered aesthetically unfavorable among East Asia…

Hydroxyapatite cement is an ideal alloplastic material to replace the autogenous bone grafts in craniofacial surgery. Hydroxyapatite cement is advantageous because it can be easily molded by hand unlike other alloplastic materials such as s…

[OBJECTIVE] The zygomatic body and arch are usually prominent in Asians; therefore, malar reduction is one of the most popular procedures for aesthetic facial contouring. The purpose of this study was to establish a new option for reduction…

Craniofacial fibrous dysplasia is associated with facial asymmetry, orbital dystopia, and orbital proptosis. Although radical excision of the affected bone with immediate craniofacial reconstruction is usually the best treatment option, com…

[PURPOSE] Moderate-energy zygoma fractures result frequently in a posteromedially displaced bone fragment. Closed reduction using a force vector directed in an anterolateral direction frequently produces stable repair of these injuries. Exp…

In response to facial skeletal differences across race, and cultural differences in what patients feel to be aesthetically desirable, surgical procedures continue to evolve. Mandibular angle reduction and zygoma reduction are powerful proce…