Zygomatic bone reduction

VIEW Double-Rotation Zygoma Reduction is a specialized procedure under the hospital's FACE OFF patented system, designed to address prominent cheekbones, outwardly flared zygomatic arches, and wide facial contours. 1. Core Keyword: Minimal Dissection. Conventional zygoma reduction involves extensive dissection of soft tissue over the zygoma, which often damages ligaments and leads to postoperative sagging of facial soft tissues. In contrast, minimal dissection limits tissue separation only to areas essential for surgery, preserving maximum attachment points of facial ligaments and soft tissues. This approach significantly reduces the risk of midface drooping after surgery and represents the key technical advantage of this procedure. 2. Principle of Double-Rotation Technology. Unlike traditional methods that simply fracture and push the bone inward, this technique performs osteotomy on both the zygomatic body and the lateral zygomatic arch separately, then rotates and repositions them bidirectionally. The bones are secured by moving them inward and upward. This not only narrows the flared zygomatic arch and reduces high cheekbones from the front but also utilizes the upward force of the repositioned bone to lift attached soft tissues, directly addressing the concern of "improving sagging." 3. Slogan Interpretation: "Improve Sagging, Create a Face Shape That Fits You." 1. Improve Sagging: By combining minimal dissection with upward rotation and lifting of the bone, this method avoids common post-zygoma reduction issues such as downward shifting of the apple cheeks, deepening of nasolabial folds, and general facial laxity. 2. Create a Customized Face Shape: The degree of zygoma narrowing is adjusted based on each patient's unique facial proportions and underlying skeletal structure. Rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach to achieve a small face, this technique optimizes the width of the central face to sculpt a smooth, balanced, and harmonious facial contour.