cheekbone
For the operation of wide cheekbones, plastic surgeons usually give two schemes: facial subtraction plastic surgery (cheekbone propulsion surgery) and facial addition plastic surgery (temple filling).
Before we talk about cheekbone surgery, let's learn about our cheekbones. The zygomatic bone is located under the lateral orbit, occupying the widest part of our face. * * * There are four processes, namely frontotemporal process, mandibular process, orbital process, and zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch which I often talk about in maxillofacial surgery. The zygomatic arch is located on both sides of the face and arches outward. The height of zygomatic bone determines the three-dimensional sense of the face, while the width of zygomatic arch determines the width of the whole face.
What are the manifestations of malar disharmony?
1, the cheekbone protrudes forward: that is, the orbital bone protrudes steeply, which makes the eyes feel squeezed, making the eyes smaller and the upper face uncoordinated.
2, the cheekbones protrude to both sides: that is, the zygomatic arch protrudes, and the front looks wide in the middle of the face, losing the sense of exquisiteness.
3, the height of the cheekbones is different: the face is asymmetrical.
Zygomatic varus: It belongs to subtraction surgery in plastic surgery. After grasping the muscles, bones, nerves and blood vessels in the operation site of cheekbones, the wide cheekbones are reduced and reset, so as to adjust the convexity and width of the middle part of the face. This operation is a bone operation and lasts for a long time.
Introversion of cheekbones
Templar Fill: It can be said that it is the addition operation of the face, so it is very famous. By filling the depressed part of the main temporal part with medical beauty injection products (hyaluronic acid, autologous fat, etc.). ), the facial temporal region (temple) has been completely improved, and it is not full enough, which is suitable for the depressed and flat temporal region.
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So how do we judge whether we need to push the cheekbones inward or just fill the temples to solve the problem?
The answer is to correctly distinguish the authenticity of high cheekbones: is it the temple depression caused by high cheekbones? Or is the depression of the temple causing the cheekbones to appear high?
Pseudozygomatic protrusion refers to extreme emaciation or facial tissue depression caused by the loss of facial collagen after a certain age, which makes the zygomatic bone look more prominent visually. If the cheekbones are prominent and the zygomatic arch is too wide due to the depression of the temples and cheeks, autologous fat and hyaluronic acid can be filled to make the upper part of the face full and adjust the facial lines.
But at the same time, because this is an addition operation, when the facial foundation is already very wide, the addition operation of filling foreign objects will make the face look wider and rounder, thus achieving the opposite effect.
However, if there is no problem of excessive emaciation, but the cheekbones are high, you need to do cheekbone plastic surgery. Correct cheekbone surgery can bring: "the front cheekbone, the side cheekbone and the 45 cheekbone" all look very harmonious.