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What’s Right for You?

Facial Contouring vs. Orthognathic Surgery
What’s Right for You?

Hi! I’m Tami, a marketer working at a plastic surgery hospital in Korea
If you’re considering facial contouring vs orthognathic surgery Korea,
you might be wondering

“Do I need jaw contouring or two-jaw surgery?”

This is one of the most frequently asked questions from international patients.
Both surgeries reshape your facial structure — but in very different ways.
In this post, I’ll explain the differences, how to choose between them,
and what real patients experience.
Let’s help you figure out the right path for your face

What’s the Difference Between Facial Contouring and Orthognathic Surgery?

Facial Contouring Surgery
This focuses on sculpting the outer facial bones
— cheekbones, jawline, and chin.
It’s ideal if your face feels too wide, angular, or unbalanced.
The goal? A slimmer, softer, more refined silhouette — often called the “V-line.”

✔ Recommended for:
• Wide or square face
• Prominent cheekbones
• Short or blunt chin
• No major bite or jaw function issues

If you’re looking for a more defined line,
many patients choose V-line facial contouring before and after Korea photos to decide what they want.

Orthognathic Surgery (Two-Jaw Surgery)

A functional and aesthetic procedure that repositions
both the upper and lower jaws.
It’s commonly done for skeletal misalignment,
facial asymmetry, or a protruding mouth.

✔ Recommended for:
• Protruding or recessed jaws
• Long or asymmetric chin
• Underbite, overbite, or open bite
• Facial imbalance that affects chewing or speech

Patients with a protruding jaw often consider orthognathic surgery for protruding jaw Korea
to correct both aesthetics and function.

Facial Contouring at ID Hospital

At ID, facial contouring isn’t just about making your face smaller
—
 it’s about harmony, balance, and natural 3D proportions.

Signature procedures include:

• Cheekbone Reduction

Cheekbone Reduction

 

• Square Jaw Surgery

Square Jaw Surgery

• id’s V-Logic Chin Reduction

ID’s V-Logic Chin Reduction


• 3 Types of Facial Contouring

3 Types of Facial Contouring

Orthognathic Surgery at ID Hospital

This complex but transformative surgery involves 3D-CT diagnosis
and precise bone movement.

Here are some of our most requested procedures

• Orthognathic Surgery

Orthognathic Surgery

• Protruding Mouth Correction


• Three-Jaw Surgery (Tri-Max)

 

How Do I Know Which Surgery I Need?

Recommended Surgery

However, don’t rely on photos or assumptions.

At ID Hospital, every facial analysis begins with a 3D-CT scan —
it shows what’s really happening beneath the surface.

✨ Fun fact:

Many patients who initially thought they needed only Facial Contouring
were actually better suited for Orthognathic Surgery
once we reviewed their scan results.

Why ID Hospital?

Jaw surgery involves your bones — so precision, safety,
and experience are everything.
Here’s why patients from all over the world trust ID Hospital:
Why ID Hospital is Different

Final Thoughts

Facial Contouring and Orthognathic Surgery can both dramatically transform your appearance
—
 but they serve very different purposes, and the surgical process and recovery also vary.

So what matters most?

A consultation based on your unique bone structure — not assumptions.

At ID Hospital, we guide you step-by-step.
No pressure. Just clear, honest answers.

If you’re curious, feel free to reach out.
Let’s find the best option for your face, together.

♥Contact us for details & pricing:
• WhatsApp 1: +82 10-8813-5904
• Kakao / Line: idhospitalkorea
• Phone: +82-2-3496-9783
• Emaildoctor@idhospital.com ✉️

Feel free to reach out anytime —
we’ll get back to you as soon as possible

 

🔍Curious about our facial contouring series?

➊ How to Choose a Jaw Surgery Hospital in Korea

➋ Best Contouring Surgery for Your Face Shape

Facial Contouring or Orthognathic?

Why Patients Choose ID for Facial Contouring

Facial Contour Revision in Korea

 

 

 

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What’s Right for You?”

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