1.3D zygomatic rotation
D Rotating cheekbones surgery is to make an incision in the mouth, take out the prominent cheekbones, cut off the front cheekbones and push them inward, then make an incision in the sideburns and push the side cheekbones inward. In other words, this operation can improve both zygomatic bone and zygomatic arch.
Before operation, CT photos and computer imaging technology were used to make accurate diagnosis and then design. At the same time, minimal anatomy was performed during the operation, and fixation was done to prevent postoperative sagging, so as to achieve the effect of simultaneous anterior reduction.
2. Zygomatic interpolation
Zygomatic interpolation is to cut off the joint between zygomatic bone and zygomatic bone, and then push it in. If you encounter a prominent cheekbone during the operation, it will also be removed. The difference between it and 3D zygomatic rotation is that zygomatic inward pushing can only increase the height of zygomatic arch, and there is only one surgical incision, which is simpler than 3D zygomatic rotation. But if your cheekbones and zygomatic arch are high, you can only do 3D zygomatic reduction.
3. Zygomatic reduction
Zygomatic reduction is to make an incision in the ear to take out the zygomatic bone, then make an incision in the mouth to take out the frontal zygomatic bone, and then reset the zygomatic bone. In view of the protrusion of the anterior zygomatic bone, the redundant zygomatic bone is removed, the zygomatic bone or zygomatic arch is lowered and the facial lines are improved.
It should be reminded that zygomatic plastic surgery is difficult and risky. In order to ensure safety, beauty seekers must go to regular medical institutions for treatment.