Korea Facial Contouring 3-Piece Guide 2026: Zygoma, Jaw Angle, Genioplasty, Cost and Recovery

In Korea, a “facial contouring 3-piece” plan usually means zygoma reduction, mandibular angle reduction and osseous genioplasty. It is not a package everyone needs. First identify which bone actually creates width, squareness, a short chin or asymmetry; only then decide whether one, two or three procedures make sense.

Bottom line: planning all three together is useful only when all three areas affect facial balance. If one area is the main issue, a one- or two-part plan may be more precise.
Korea Facial Contouring 3-Piece Guide 2026: Zygoma, Jaw Angle, Genioplasty, Cost and Recovery
Focuses on facial contouring, orthognathic surgery and facial proportion assessment, with official zygoma, jaw-angle and combined cases.

1. What does each part change?

ProcedureWhat is assessedTypical goalIt does not replace
Zygoma reductionFrontal arch width, 45-degree malar projection and asymmetrySmooth the outer contour of the midfaceAssessment of temple or cheek volume loss
Mandibular angle reductionAngle below the ear, flaring and lower-face widthRefine a bony square jaw and jawlineTreatment of masseter bulk, submental fat or skin laxity
Osseous genioplastyChin length, width, projection and deviationAdvance, set back, narrow, shorten or center the chinOrthognathic surgery for major jaw-position and bite problems

2. Facial contouring is not double-jaw surgery

Facial contouring reshapes the outer frame. Double-jaw surgery repositions the maxilla and mandible and may address the bite, protrusion, underbite, asymmetry or airway. Both change appearance, but their work-up, scope and recovery are different.

Ask the surgeon to show the problem on CT. A double-jaw recommendation should include occlusal and maxillofacial reasons; a contouring plan should mark the exact zygoma, angle or chin area to be changed.

Zygoma reduction
Zygoma reduction
Osseous genioplasty
Osseous genioplasty

3. Reading Korean facial-contouring prices

A published range may refer to one area or combine two areas, three areas and even orthognathic surgery. The ranges below help with budgeting; they are not a cheapest-price ranking.

Published categoryReference price in KRWHow to read it
D₩2,200,000–₩11,000,000i
C₩10,000,000–₩21,000,000l
C₩2,500,000–₩26,000,000o

Confirm whether the quote covers one, two or three areas and whether general anesthesia, CT, preoperative tests, admission, medication, compression garment, suture removal, follow-up and 10% VAT are included. Compare clinics only when the scope matches.

4. Recovery planning: less swelling is not full recovery

Before surgeryComplete CT, blood tests and anesthesia assessment, and disclose prior surgery, medication, smoking, alcohol use and dental issues.
While in KoreaAllow time for admission, early review, intraoral wound checks or suture removal. Do not compress medical follow-up around a non-changeable flight.
After returning homeSwelling, sensation and bone stability recover on different timelines. Confirm remote follow-up and an emergency contact before discharge.

Altered sensation around the lower lip and chin is frequently reported after mandibular contouring. Bleeding, hematoma, infection, asymmetry and over- or under-correction also belong in the consent discussion. Compare anesthesia staffing, imaging, inpatient observation and complication management—not only case style.

5. Korean hospitals to compare for facial contouring

Faceline Plastic Surgery

Faceline Plastic Surgery

Focuses on facial contouring, orthognathic surgery and facial proportion assessment, with official zygoma, jaw-angle and combined cases.

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Banobagi Plastic Surgery

Banobagi Plastic Surgery

Offers facial contouring and double-jaw pathways for patients who need both outer-contour and bite-structure assessment.

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TS Plastic Surgery

TS Plastic Surgery

Lists facial contouring among its surgical areas and can discuss contour changes within overall eye-nose-face balance.

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ID Hospital

ID Hospital

Has a facial bone center, inpatient facilities and official two-part, three-part and double-jaw cases for patients comparing large-surgery support.

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6. Eight questions worth asking at consultation

  1. Is my main issue the zygoma, mandibular angle, chin, or jaw position and bite?
  2. What imaging finding supports one, two or three procedures?
  3. Where are the inferior alveolar nerve canal, tooth roots and thin bone on CT?
  4. How much bone will be cut or moved, and how will symmetry be controlled?
  5. Who are the operating surgeon, anesthesiologist and overnight care team?
  6. Does the quote include anesthesia, CT, admission, medication, suture removal and tax?
  7. When may I fly, eat normally, work and exercise?
  8. Who should I contact after returning home for persistent bleeding, fever, breathing or swallowing difficulty, or marked one-sided swelling?

Related guide: consultation and interpreter checklist in Korea

Frequently asked questions

Does a wide face mean I need all three procedures?

No. Width can come from bone, masseter muscle, fat, lax skin or even camera angle. Bone surgery is considered only when a skeletal cause matches the goal.

Can zygoma and jaw-angle surgery be done together?

Combined surgery exists, but suitability depends on surgical scope, anesthesia time, general health and the surgeon’s assessment.

Does facial contouring always cause sagging?

Soft-tissue change depends on age, skin elasticity, tissue volume, the amount of bone change and fixation. It cannot be answered with a universal yes or no.

This guide explains Korean facial-contouring scope and budgeting and does not replace a surgical consultation. Public price ranges were checked in September 2026; confirm the final plan and amount in writing.

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