This video details the surgical process for correcting cheekbone asymmetry and provides post-operative care instructions. The director explains the surgical plan using 3D CT, outlining how bone grafting will be performed on the deficient area, and the bone will be reshaped and repositioned upwards. One week after surgery, the director confirms the successful correction of the patient's cheekbone asymmetry and stresses the importance of maintaining proper posture. Notably, the use of a 'ddaenggimi' (compression band) is prohibited for swelling management, as it can obstruct lymphatic drainage and hinder swelling reduction. The director explains that their surgical method preserves the retaining ligaments, preventing sagging and eliminating the need for a 'ddaenggimi'. Successful results are demonstrated with pre- and post-operative 3D CT scans and patient photos。
On Clinic Director | Last reviewed 2026-05-23