This video introduces the facial contouring surgery process for a patient whose eyes appeared smaller due to a wide midface and cheekbone asymmetry. The medical team diagnoses the patient's face, visually confirming asymmetry in the eyes, head shape, and cheekbones. They specifically point out that a horizontally wide midface is the primary reason the eyes appear smaller, explaining the plan to make the eyes look larger by narrowing the midface area through surgery.
Through CT scans, the asymmetry of the cheekbones is precisely analyzed. The right cheekbone is more flared than the left, so the surgical plan involves reducing it more significantly to align it straight with both orbital bones. One month post-surgery, the patient expresses satisfaction with the complete correction of the asymmetry. It is explained that any remaining swelling will subside over time, and skin laxity can be improved with devices. This video demonstrates the overall impression change achieved through facial asymmetry correction and facial contouring.
Dr. OO of On Clinic | Last reviewed 2024-05-23