Patients are usually advised to avoid heavy exercise and facial massage for several weeks during recovery.

Yes. Bite changes can occur depending on the procedure, so careful planning is important to maintain function and balance.

Temporary stiffness or changes in facial movement can occur during recovery, but these usually improve with healing.

The surgical plan depends on your facial structure and goals. The surgeon will determine whether zygoma (cheekbone), mandible (jaw), or genioplasty (chin) reduction is most appropriate.

The surgeon plans the reduction to maintain a natural jawline and balanced facial proportions.

Yes. Techniques such as long-curve ostectomy may be used to create a smooth and natural jawline.

The surgeon analyzes your facial proportions and bone structure to align the midline as naturally and accurately as possible.

The technique is selected based on your cheekbone structure and facial proportions to achieve safe and balanced results.

Our surgeons use balanced bone reduction techniques and careful tissue handling to maintain facial support and reduce the risk of sagging.