This video shows the progress of a patient one year after cheekbone surgery and midface reduction. The patient's face appeared large with prominent cheekbones compared to their small head size, but the actual issue was the protrusion and size of the midface area rather than the cheekbones themselves. Instead of merely reducing the cheekbones, the medical team performed the surgery by reducing the midface to align with the eye area. As a result, facial asymmetry was improved, the head-to-face ratio was naturally balanced, and satisfactory results were achieved without skin sagging. The patient is diligently performing mouth-opening exercises post-surgery to aid in recovery.
On Clinic Medical Team | Last reviewed 2026-05-23