Will cheekbones be raised to make the face fatter? Will cheekbones be raised to make the face look older?

Zygomatic bone augmentation surgery is a surgery that can greatly improve the facial bones. A face with low cheekbones will look flabby, and will look more energetic after the cheekbones are augmented. So will the face look fatter after the cheekbones are augmented?

The face will not get fatter after zygomatic bone augmentation surgery. The surgery uses osteotomy to separate, displace and re-fix the zygomatic bones. The zygomatic bone augmentation can achieve the purpose of anatomically increasing the height and width of the zygomatic bones. The surgery is performed according to one's own face shape and body proportions and will not cause weight gain.

Raising the zygomatic bone will not make you look old. The zygomatic bone is the support of the facial contour. Whether it is too high or too low, it will affect our facial appearance. Usually, general zygomatic bone plastic surgery directly performs partial anesthesia, and then makes an incision in the mouth or between the hairline. After the zygomatic bone is exposed through this incision, part of the zygomatic bone is appropriately removed, and then a prosthesis is appropriately inserted to make the zygomatic bone look harmonious.

Zygomatic bone augmentation includes osteotomy and filling.

The zygomatic bone augmentation surgery, after osteotomy, separates, shifts and re-fixes the zygomatic bone, can achieve the purpose of increasing the height and width of the zygomatic bone from the anatomical tissue. The effect is more thorough and reliable, which is suitable for those who want to be beautiful with a more severe low zygomatic bone; it can also be used as an auxiliary after zygomatic bone augmentation surgery for those who want to be beautiful with a lesser degree of low or collapsed zygomatic bone. The surgery is relatively simple, does not require osteotomy, and is less traumatic.

1. The face must be cleaned thoroughly before the operation, and there must not be any local infection such as folliculitis, furuncle, etc.

2. Do not take anticoagulants and aspirin 2 weeks before surgery.

3. Female patients should avoid the menstrual period.

4. Reduce activities as much as possible after the operation to facilitate recovery and reduce swelling, but there is no need to rest in bed.

5. Take oral anti-inflammatory drugs for 3-5 days as prescribed by your doctor.