Hi, I’m Tami from ID Hospital.
Let’s talk about something many people quietly worry about — facial contour revision surgery.
This surgery is more than just cosmetic.
It’s a second chance — for balance, for healing, and for confidence.
Most people come to us for three main reasons:
1. The first surgery didn’t create the desired V-line
2. Facial asymmetry worsened over time
3. Jawline, chin, or cheekbones were over- or under-corrected
Facial contour revision surgery can correct these issues
and restore a more natural, balanced appearance.
Yes — revision surgery is more complex than the first procedure:
· Surgeons need to work on already-altered bones and tissues
· Recovery time is often longer
· There’s a higher risk of swelling, numbness, or scarring
But with the right team, risks can be reduced.
At ID Hospital, we use:
· Detailed 3D-CT scans
· Customized revision plans
· Advanced bone fixation techniques
⭐ Case 01: Lateral Zygoma Protrusion & Nonunion
When cheekbones are cut at the wrong angle
or not fixed well, problems can include:
· Bulging near the side of the face (45° angle)
· Bones that didn’t fully heal (nonunion)
✅ We fix this using High-L osteotomy with titanium fixation,
giving stronger healing and more defined contours.
⭐ Case 02: Uneven Jawline or Step Deformity
Some patients are left with:
· Sharp angles or “steps” on the jaw
· Double angles or asymmetry
✅ We correct this using:
· Precision bone trimming
· Our MVP design (Maximum Volume Point) for a smooth jawline
Revision surgery needs more planning than the first one.
Here’s what matters most:
· Find out what went wrong in your first surgery
· Scan your bones and nerves clearly
· Allow time for recovery — and follow aftercare well
At ID, we’ve done over 50,000 facial bone surgeries since 2004.
We even developed our own titanium fixation system, made for difficult revision cases.
Many of our international patients had:
· Hollow cheeks from over-cutting
· Droopy jawlines
· Obvious asymmetry
But after revision, they finally felt confident again.
“Coming to Korea was the best decision I made.”
Facial contour revision surgery isn’t about chasing perfection.
It’s about feeling like yourself again — safely and confidently.
Thinking about revision surgery?
Reach out to us anytime.
We’ll walk you through everything.
Q. Can I do revision surgery more than once?
Technically yes, but most surgeons recommend 1–2 revisions at most.
We always check bone condition via 3D scan first.
Q. Is it more expensive than the first surgery?
Yes. It requires more time, analysis, and advanced tools.
But the cost depends on each case.
Q. How long does recovery take?
Light activity: 2–3 weeks
Full recovery: 3–6 months
(depends on bone healing)
Ready to start your revision journey in Korea?
Let’s talk.
ID Hospital is here to help — every step of the way.
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