How to have plastic surgery for a long face

Face length refers to the facial contour, the arc-shaped structure formed by the jaw, cheekbone, temporal bone, frontal bone and parietal bone, and the shape of the mandible. These are all important factors that affect face shape. For friends who love beauty, it is very important to have a perfect facial contour. Different face shapes give people different feelings. It not only affects your overall temperament, but also your outward beauty. Even the comparison with people of the same age is very obvious. Some people look old. So what should people with longer faces do? The following will give you a detailed introduction.

How to have plastic surgery if you have a long face?

A face that is too long always looks disharmonious and imperfect. A face that is too long makes the face lose its original proportions. Many people want to undergo facial plastic surgery to get a round and beautiful face. Experts point out that a long face is related to the mandibular angle and chin. Here is how to reshape a long face through the facial plastic surgery experts of our hospital. Plastic surgery experts say that a long face can be corrected through popular maxillofacial plastic surgery, which includes zygomatic bone surgery, mandibular angle surgery, chin surgery and other surgeries. Zygomatic bone surgery is a commonly used facial plastic surgery method: if the zygomatic bones are too high, the face shape will be too angular, and if they are too low, the face will appear ugly.

Smooth out the protruding or sunken cheekbones to beautify the facial lines and ultimately modify your long face shape. Solve the problem of how to have plastic surgery if you have a long face. Secondly, if you want to change your face shape, you don’t necessarily have to modify your cheekbones. You can solve your long face shape through your jaw. Before the operation, the doctor will measure the proportions of your facial contour and facial features in detail. Generally speaking, the chin is the third factor that affects the facial contour.

A standard jaw should generally meet two requirements: 1. The distance from the base of the columella to the center of the chin is 1/3 of the entire facial length; 2. The nose tip, the protrusion of the lower lip, and the protrusion of the mandible are in a straight line. These can be corrected with surgery. This type of surgery is a method of correcting various facial contours that are affected by surgery, such as shortness, crookedness, and excessive protrusion.