Zygoma Revision Surgery: Improving Staircase Deformity and Reducing Facial Size

This patient experienced a step deformity, asymmetry, and poor bone union in the right cheekbone area after a previous cheekbone surgery. CT analysis revealed that the right cheekbone was osteotomized too far forward, making union difficult. The medical team successfully performed revision surgery to reposition the cheekbone inward, aligning it with the eye bone standard. After the surgery, the patient was highly satisfied with the effect of a significantly smaller face and seemingly larger eyes, expressing regret about the previous surgery. Currently, transplanted sideburn hair is interfering with the facial line, so it was decided to remove the hair and retake photos during the next visit. Through precise diagnosis and customized revision surgery, the patient's long-standing concerns were resolved, and natural beauty was restored. On Clinic | Last reviewed 2026-05-23