Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery, and individual satisfaction may vary. Please consult a doctor.
Facial liposuction
Sculpting beauty with character
UK-educated equestrian-center owner transforms a round face into a refined V-line
Profile: MA in English literature, mother, equestrian-center owner.
Diagnosis:
① Bulky lower face, thick fat layer and full cheeks.
② Poorly defined jawline.
③ Double chin especially visible when looking down.
Plan:
① Minimally invasive liposuction through hidden 2 mm skin-line incisions behind the folds below both earlobes and at the chin-neck junction.
② Tighten skin while reducing lower-face volume, defining the jawline and improving the double chin.
③ Pure fat removed: left 18 ml, right 13 ml, double chin 14 ml; total 45 ml.
“My face looked very full with no curve from the side, and my short chin made me feel round and heavy.”
After eight years in online consultation, a broad face becomes classically elegant—and she advances to lead in-person consultations
Profile: woman, 33, 160 cm/56.5 kg, mother and in-person consultation supervisor.
Diagnosis:
① Square face, narrow forehead and temples, bulky lower face and pronounced double chin.
② Tear-trough and nasolabial hollows create an aged look.
③ Brow ridge, nose and chin lack projection.
Plan: comprehensive facial subtraction and addition.
① Liposuction of the lower cheeks, jawline and double chin.
② Fat grafting to the forehead-temple region and within the hairline.
③ Fat grafting to the brow ridge, cheek apples, nose and chin.
④ Fill the tear troughs and nasolabial folds.
“I wasn't actually overweight, but my large face made my whole appearance look heavy.”
The patient who set Dr. Sang's personal facial-liposuction record
Profile: woman, 36, single, travel planner.
Diagnosis:
① Obesity-prone build with bulky mid/lower face and little chin-neck separation.
② Cheek-fat accumulation, undefined jawline and pronounced double chin.
Plan:
① Minimally invasive liposuction to reduce volume and define the jawline.
② Pure fat removed: left 58 ml, right 50 ml, double chin 15 ml; total 123 ml.
③ A customized sharp needle stimulated collagen and elastic-fiber renewal, supported by radiofrequency tightening to address potential laxity after high-volume removal.
“My face looked large and round, making me seem heavier and older.”
A subtle face gains definition through filling—a better version of herself
Profile: woman, 24, aesthetic-consultant assistant.
Diagnosis:
① Visible tear troughs and nasolabial folds.
② Short chin and undefined jawline. ③ Pronounced double chin.
Plan:
① Fill the tear troughs, nasolabial folds, chin and temples for a smooth upper face, V-shaped lower face and clear jawline.
② Double-chin liposuction to reduce submental fullness.
“My temples were hollow and cheekbones high. People criticized my facial appearance, which really troubled me.”
Facial liposuction
Sculpting beauty with character
UK-educated equestrian-center owner transforms a round face into a refined V-line
Profile: MA in English literature, mother, equestrian-center owner.
Diagnosis:
① Bulky lower face, thick fat layer and full cheeks.
② Poorly defined jawline.
③ Double chin especially visible when looking down.
Plan:
① Minimally invasive liposuction through hidden 2 mm skin-line incisions behind the folds below both earlobes and at the chin-neck junction.
② Tighten skin while reducing lower-face volume, defining the jawline and improving the double chin.
③ Pure fat removed: left 18 ml, right 13 ml, double chin 14 ml; total 45 ml.
“My face looked very full with no curve from the side, and my short chin made me feel round and heavy.”
After eight years in online consultation, a broad face becomes classically elegant—and she advances to lead in-person consultations
Profile: woman, 33, 160 cm/56.5 kg, mother and in-person consultation supervisor.
Diagnosis:
① Square face, narrow forehead and temples, bulky lower face and pronounced double chin.
② Tear-trough and nasolabial hollows create an aged look.
③ Brow ridge, nose and chin lack projection.
Plan: comprehensive facial subtraction and addition.
① Liposuction of the lower cheeks, jawline and double chin.
② Fat grafting to the forehead-temple region and within the hairline.
③ Fat grafting to the brow ridge, cheek apples, nose and chin.
④ Fill the tear troughs and nasolabial folds.
“I wasn't actually overweight, but my large face made my whole appearance look heavy.”
The patient who set Dr. Sang's personal facial-liposuction record
Profile: woman, 36, single, travel planner.
Diagnosis:
① Obesity-prone build with bulky mid/lower face and little chin-neck separation.
② Cheek-fat accumulation, undefined jawline and pronounced double chin.
Plan:
① Minimally invasive liposuction to reduce volume and define the jawline.
② Pure fat removed: left 58 ml, right 50 ml, double chin 15 ml; total 123 ml.
③ A customized sharp needle stimulated collagen and elastic-fiber renewal, supported by radiofrequency tightening to address potential laxity after high-volume removal.
“My face looked large and round, making me seem heavier and older.”
A subtle face gains definition through filling—a better version of herself
Profile: woman, 24, aesthetic-consultant assistant.
Diagnosis:
① Visible tear troughs and nasolabial folds.
② Short chin and undefined jawline. ③ Pronounced double chin.
Plan:
① Fill the tear troughs, nasolabial folds, chin and temples for a smooth upper face, V-shaped lower face and clear jawline.
② Double-chin liposuction to reduce submental fullness.
“My temples were hollow and cheekbones high. People criticized my facial appearance, which really troubled me.”
Facial liposuction
Sculpting beauty with character
UK-educated equestrian-center owner transforms a round face into a refined V-line
Profile: MA in English literature, mother, equestrian-center owner.
Diagnosis:
① Bulky lower face, thick fat layer and full cheeks.
② Poorly defined jawline.
③ Double chin especially visible when looking down.
Plan:
① Minimally invasive liposuction through hidden 2 mm skin-line incisions behind the folds below both earlobes and at the chin-neck junction.
② Tighten skin while reducing lower-face volume, defining the jawline and improving the double chin.
③ Pure fat removed: left 18 ml, right 13 ml, double chin 14 ml; total 45 ml.
“My face looked very full with no curve from the side, and my short chin made me feel round and heavy.”
After eight years in online consultation, a broad face becomes classically elegant—and she advances to lead in-person consultations
Profile: woman, 33, 160 cm/56.5 kg, mother and in-person consultation supervisor.
Diagnosis:
① Square face, narrow forehead and temples, bulky lower face and pronounced double chin.
② Tear-trough and nasolabial hollows create an aged look.
③ Brow ridge, nose and chin lack projection.
Plan: comprehensive facial subtraction and addition.
① Liposuction of the lower cheeks, jawline and double chin.
② Fat grafting to the forehead-temple region and within the hairline.
③ Fat grafting to the brow ridge, cheek apples, nose and chin.
④ Fill the tear troughs and nasolabial folds.
“I wasn't actually overweight, but my large face made my whole appearance look heavy.”
The patient who set Dr. Sang's personal facial-liposuction record
Profile: woman, 36, single, travel planner.
Diagnosis:
① Obesity-prone build with bulky mid/lower face and little chin-neck separation.
② Cheek-fat accumulation, undefined jawline and pronounced double chin.
Plan:
① Minimally invasive liposuction to reduce volume and define the jawline.
② Pure fat removed: left 58 ml, right 50 ml, double chin 15 ml; total 123 ml.
③ A customized sharp needle stimulated collagen and elastic-fiber renewal, supported by radiofrequency tightening to address potential laxity after high-volume removal.
“My face looked large and round, making me seem heavier and older.”
A subtle face gains definition through filling—a better version of herself
Profile: woman, 24, aesthetic-consultant assistant.
Diagnosis:
① Visible tear troughs and nasolabial folds.
② Short chin and undefined jawline. ③ Pronounced double chin.
Plan:
① Fill the tear troughs, nasolabial folds, chin and temples for a smooth upper face, V-shaped lower face and clear jawline.
② Double-chin liposuction to reduce submental fullness.
“My temples were hollow and cheekbones high. People criticized my facial appearance, which really troubled me.”
A streamlined treatment makes the face look smaller and slimmer while addressing a cause of facial aging.
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What is deep buccal fat?
The deep buccal fat pad lies beneath the superficial fat layer.
It sits higher until around age 18, then gradually descends, contributing to sagging cheeks, jowls and deeper nasolabial folds.
In younger people it is also a major cause of facial roundness.
Removal can create a younger, smaller and slimmer face.
When performed early, it may also address an underlying cause of later cheek sagging.
When young
Middle age
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Deep cheek tissue also descends with age.
Bone structure is not the only factor determining facial contours,
so some concerns can be corrected without bone reduction.
Deep buccal-fat removal and facial liposuction
can create smooth, natural facial contours.
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Fat removal is performed through a 1–2 cm incision inside the mouth to reach the fat layer. Removing the right amount is essential, as excessive removal can leave the cheeks hollow.
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Cheek liposuction (VASER)
This procedure suits excess cheek fat or loose, sagging skin around the cheekbones after facial contouring surgery. It improves an indistinct or drooping facial line, making the contour softer and smoother.
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Steps
Make a small incision in the fold below the earlobe.
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Inject tumescent solution into the treatment area for anesthesia and bleeding control.
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Insert an ultrasound probe to selectively break down fat tissue.
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Gently suction the disrupted fat and oil through a cannula, then close the incision and apply a compression dressing.
Watch a sample fat-breakdown video
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Double-chin liposuction (VASER)
Precise liposuction removes sagging submental fullness caused by excess fat, refining the jawline so it appears slimmer, firmer and more defined.
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Steps
Make a tiny incision in the crease below the chin.
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Inject tumescent solution into the treatment area for anesthesia and bleeding control.
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Insert an ultrasound probe to selectively break down fat tissue.
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Gently suction the disrupted fat and oil through a cannula, then close the incision and apply a compression dressing.
Anesthesia
Sedation anesthesia
Procedure time
40 minutes to 1 hour
Hospital stay
Sedation
Compression band
Wear for 1–2 weeks (remove when going out)
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Targets fat tissue selectively
A VASER ultrasound cannula selectively disrupts fat while protecting nerves and blood vessels; the broken-down fat and oil are then removed through a fine tube.
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Smooth facial contours
Because fat is carefully and evenly emulsified before suction, irregular skin texture is less likely.
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Fast recovery
Minimal vascular injury reduces swelling and bruising, supporting faster recovery.
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Minimally invasive, with little concern about visible scars
The procedure uses discreet openings in the earlobe and chin creases, so scars are barely visible.
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Since 1998
A clinic recognized in facial bone surgery, built on the legacy, technical skill, and specialist knowledge of a hospital dedicated to facial skeletal conditions.
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Zero medical accidents
Safety is paramount because facial bone surgery is a major operation.
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Confidence in surgery comes from sound principles and strong fundamentals.
Experienced dental and plastic surgery specialists work within their respective fields and collaborate to achieve the best surgical result.
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Extensive clinical experience and advanced equipment
Since opening, we have built extensive clinical experience and technical expertise in facial bone surgery while introducing advanced equipment and facilities.
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REAL postoperative recovery system
A staged recovery plan led by a specialist team helps patients return to daily life, reduce swelling, support skin renewal, and restore elasticity.
Where are the incisions, and when are sutures removed?
It depends on the procedure. Double-chin treatment uses an incision below the chin; jawline contouring uses one behind the ear; deep buccal-fat and cheek procedures use an intraoral incision. Sutures are generally removed within one week.
Who is a good candidate for facial liposuction?
This question requires an individual assessment of your bone structure, bite, and recovery. Please submit imaging records for a tailored answer.
When do the results become visible?
This question requires an individual assessment of your bone structure, bite, and recovery. Please submit imaging records for a tailored answer.
When might revision surgery be needed?
This question requires an individual assessment of your bone structure, bite, and recovery. Please submit imaging records for a tailored answer.
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If you are being treated for high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, or a thyroid disorder, or are taking any medication, inform your coordinator.
Do not smoke before surgery, as cigarettes contain substances that can trigger phlegm, sneezing, and postoperative bleeding.
Follow the required preoperative fasting period.
On the day of surgery, remove contact lenses, jewelry, nail polish, and similar items in advance.
Wear comfortable clothing that will not irritate the surgical area.
Driving may be difficult after surgery.
If your procedure involved an intraoral incision, use mouthwash to keep the mouth clean and help prevent inflammation and infection.
Avoid hard and chewy foods for one month.
Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery, and individual satisfaction may vary. Please consult a doctor.
