Midface Reduction and Egg-Shaped Face From Revision, Bigger Eyes Too

This short video showcases a case of facial contouring revision surgery. The patient experienced a problem where the malar arch was cut too far forward during a cheekbone surgery at another hospital, making the mid-face appear wide. The On Clinic medical team diagnosed this through CT analysis and re-fixed it by maintaining the existing pins and connecting new fixation plates. The patient desired a small, oval-shaped face, and the medical team planned a surgery to significantly reduce the mid-face. After the surgery, the patient's face transformed from a round shape to an oval shape, and the eyes also appeared larger, leading to overall improvement. Currently, 30% of the effect is visible, and more than 70% further improvement is expected as swelling subsides and post-operative care progresses. The patient expressed great satisfaction with the changed appearance. On Clinic Medical Team | Last reviewed 2026-05-23