Regret-free facial contouring surgery tailored to various types! Respect Revision Contour Surgery Respect provides solutions for dissatisfaction and various side effects from previous facial contour surgeries. PROLOGUE Revision contour surgery is a particularly challenging field. It requires careful judgment and advanced surgical skills to replace bones removed under poor visibility or high-risk conditions with other materials or to reposition improperly placed bones. Therefore, consulting with an experienced contour surgery specialist about the timing and method of surgery to achieve effective results through revision surgery is crucial. Surgery time: 1 hour Hospital stay: 1-2 days Follow-up treatment: 2-3 visits Anesthesia method: General anesthesia Suture removal: After 2 weeks Recovery period: After 2 weeks Results and surgical methods may vary depending on the patient's condition. Why Respect Revision Contour Surgery is special! The surgery must simultaneously satisfy functional and aesthetic issues. Furthermore, it is imperative that the surgery be performed by a specialist with extensive experience and expertise. Identification and analysis of issues from the primary surgery Revision surgery is performed according to the balance after identifying and analyzing issues from the primary surgery. Functional improvement and natural facial shape The surgery enhances facial health by improving function and refines the natural shape of the face. Consistent progress checks and management Responsible monitoring and management are conducted until the surgical area is fully healed. Specialist in facial contour plastic surgery Respect's medical team, equipped with unique confidence and expertise in facial contour plastic surgery, oversees all processes from start to finish. Precise and three-dimensional analysis using 3D CT Respect Plastic Surgery uses 3D CT to precisely and in detail analyze the customer's facial bones. Three-dimensional analysis using 3D CT includes not only the externally visible parts but also the soft tissues composed of facial bones, muscles, fat, and skin, helping to find the ideal facial contour line suited to the customer’s face and enabling more accurate surgery. Ideal for those seeking solutions to dissatisfaction and side effects from facial contouring! Front jaw revision surgery 01 | If there has been no improvement in a blunt chin tip 02 | If the chin has been surgically made too pointed or too short 03 | If a secondary angle or step phenomenon has occurred 04 | If wrinkles at the chin tip have worsened after surgery Cheekbone reduction revision surgery 01 | If severe asymmetry has developed after cheekbone surgery 02 | If the cheekbone osteotomy area has collapsed 03 | If the fixation area has severely separated, causing recurrence or cheek sagging 04 | If there is inflammation, severe pain, or noise when chewing Square jaw revision surgery 01 | If there has been no effect from square jaw surgery 02 | If excessive osteotomy has caused an open bite 03 | If the jaw has become severely uneven or a secondary angle has developed 04 | If severe asymmetry has developed due to square jaw surgery It is very important to choose the optimal surgical method tailored to the cause of failure and symptoms! Facial contour revision surgery is primarily categorized into two types: cases where the cosmetic results are unsatisfactory and have minimal effect, and cases where side effects such as asymmetry, secondary angles, or non-union have developed from previous surgery. Front jaw revision surgery If there has been no improvement in a blunt chin tip or if side effects like asymmetry or secondary angles have developed, it is advisable to redo the front jaw surgery. Learn more about front jaw surgery | G0 Square jaw revision surgery If there has been no effect from square jaw surgery or if excessive osteotomy has caused issues such as an open bite, secondary angles, or asymmetry, square jaw revision surgery is necessary. Learn more about square jaw surgery | G0 Cheekbone revision surgery If asymmetry and minimal effects have occurred after cheekbone surgery, along with side effects like cheek sagging or inflammation, it is advisable to perform cheekbone revision surgery. Learn more about cheekbone surgery | G0 Excessively resected square jaw Cheekbone non-union (bone graft) Cheekbone non-union (re-fixation) Identify the causes and problems for a definitive last revision surgery! Facial line without secondary angles Improvement of asymmetry A facial V-line with dimension Improvement of functional and aesthetic issues Postoperative complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation are common and can vary among individuals, so caution is necessary.