Revision Malarplasty
Revision Malarplasty
It Is Important to Recieve Revision Facial Contouring from an Experienced Specialist Capable of Giving an Accurate Diagnosis and Using Safe and Effective Surgical Techniques.
Before Revision Facial Contouring - Checklist
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Facial Contouring-Specialized Surgeon Highly Experienced in Revision Surgery
Facial contouring is highly difficult surgery conducted withnarrowed and obstructed view. After primary surgery, disfiguration due to muscle adhesion or bone resorption could appear and and inexperienced surgeon could cause unnecessary bleeding. Therefore, revision surgery for facial contouring requires greater expertise.
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Thorough Examination of Changes in Facial Bone and Muscle Structure via 3D-CT after Primary Surgery
Since most cases of revision facial contouring are due to bone resorption or adherence of surrounding tissue,accurate examination of the facial structure and surgical lanning are essential.
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Safety Management System for Safe and Precise Surgery
Because revision facial contouring is highly demanding and complicated, it requires a safe surgical system based on close analysis of the patient’s condition, depth of experience in revision surgery, and advanced technology.
Braun Revision Malarplasty?
1. Presented in the world-renowned plastic surgery journal
Developed by Braunstaff, publication of a paper 3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction
2015 The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, the world-renowned plastic surgery journal A paper on 3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction. Braun Plastic Surgery Clinic medical team has been recognized or their facial contours, rhinoplasty. They published a paper on 3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction through the double-trapezoidal osteotomy in JCS [The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery], the world-renownedjournal, and received the attention of the world's medical staff with Braun's advanced facial contouring and rhinoplasty.
2. Presented in the Congress of The Korean Society of Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgeons3 consecutive years
Braun Plastic Surgery Clinic conducts constant research
< Presented in the 2011 KSAPS’s International Conference >
Malar reduction - Rotary Malar reduction using trapezoidal resection
< Presented in the 2013 KSAPS’s International Conference >
The 16th Scientific Meeting of Korean Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association
3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction through Outer-Fixation
< 2015 Presented in the KSAPS’s International Conference >
The 73rdCongress of The Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons
The 18th Scientific Meeting of Korean Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association
Revision malarplasty using cheekbone resection
3. Braun’s Facial Contouring Surgery Performed by Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu
All Facial Contouring Cases,
Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu Personally
Performs Surgery from Start to Finish
All Facial Contouring Cases, Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu ersonally Performs Surgery from Start to Finish. You Can Directly Discuss with Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu from Pre-Surgery Consultation up to Post-Surgery Monitoring. Dr. Kim Developed Braun’s Trademarked Surgical Techniques including Inverted V-Shape Osteotomy, 30-Min Malar Fixation, Anterior Square Jaw Surgery and Facial-Contouring Rhinoplasty, Leading with Excellence in Surgical Technologies in the Korean Field of Facial Contouring with Continued Research and Academic Study
Cases Requiring Revision Malarplasty
1. No reduction made
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
A. No reduction in both front (45°angle) and side cheekbone
[CASE1] Primary fixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbones, making them droopy; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbone; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] Primary unfixed malar reduction had no effect at all, just subtle evidence of surgery; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE4] Primary fixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbone; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE5] Primary unfixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbone; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
B. No reduction in side cheekbone
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction made no effect in side cheekbone; 30-min fixed-malar reduction was performed for revision
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction made no effect in side cheekbone; 30-min fixed-malar reduction was performed for revision.
2. Descended cheekbone and cheeks
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction caused the front cheekbone and cheek to descend; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction caused the front cheekbone and cheek to descend; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] After primary fixed malar reduction, front cheekbone descended and side cheekbone on the right were fractured and sunken causing a sagging cheek; right cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for fixation.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE4] Primary unfixed malar reduction caused the front cheekbone and cheek to be descended; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
3. Sunken or staircase-shaped side cheekbone or temples
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction ground the bone too much causing a fracture and making the bone and skin sunken; cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction performed inappropriate osteotomy and the cheekbone was fractured and sunken along with sunken skin; cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] Primary fixed malar reduction caused a drastically staircase-shaped cheekbone and sunken temples; cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
4. Asymmetry
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction had no effect, only creating asymmetry; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction was performed for revision.
5. Separated and detached cheekbone due to nonunion
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary fixed malar reduction caused the cheekbone on each side to be separated and detached due to nonunion; cheekbone reconstruction and 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction caused the cheekbone on each side to be separated and detached due to nonunion; cheekbone reconstruction and 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] Primary unfixed malar reduction caused the left cheekbone to be separated and detached due to nonunion; and cheekbone reconstruction and 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction were performed for revision.
Revision Malarplasty
Revision Malarplasty
Before Revision
Facial Contouring - Checklist
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Facial Contouring-Specialized Surgeon Highly Experienced in Revision Surgery
Facial contouring is highly difficult surgery conducted withnarrowed and obstructed view. After primary surgery, disfiguration due to muscle adhesion or bone resorption could appear and and inexperienced surgeon could cause unnecessary bleeding. Therefore, revision surgery for facial contouring requires greater expertise.
-
Thorough Examination of Changes in Facial Bone and Muscle Structure via 3D-CT after Primary Surgery
Since most cases of revision facial contouring are due to bone resorption or adherence of surrounding tissue, accurate examination of the facial structure and surgical planning are essential.
-
Safety Management System for Safe and Precise Surgery
Because revision facial contouring is highly demanding and complicated, it requires a safe surgical system based on close analysis of the patient’s condition, depth of experience in revision surgery, and advanced technology.
Braun Revision Malarplasty?
1. Publication in World-Renowned
Plastic Surgery Journal
Developed by Braunstaff, publication of a paper 3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction
2015 The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, the world-renowned plastic surgery journal A paper on 3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction. Braun Plastic Surgery Clinic medical team has been recognized or their facial contours, rhinoplasty. They published a paper on 3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction through the double-trapezoidal osteotomy in JCS [The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery], the world-renownedjournal, and received the attention of the world's medical staff with Braun's advanced facial contouring and rhinoplasty.
2. Publication in World-Renowned
Plastic Surgery Journal
Braun Plastic Surgery Clinic conducts constant research
< Presented in the 2011 KSAPS’s International Conference >
Malar reduction - Rotary Malar reduction using trapezoidal resection
< Presented in the 2013 KSAPS’s International Conference >
The 16th Scientific Meeting of Korean Cleft Palate- Craniofacial Association
3D Lifting-Rotation Malar Reduction through Outer-Fixation
< 2015 Presented in the KSAPS’s International Conference >
The 73rdCongress of The Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons The 18th Scientific Meeting of Korean Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association
Revision malarplasty using cheekbone resection
3. Braun’s Facial Contouring Surgery
Performed by Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu
All Facial Contouring Cases, Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu Personally Performs Surgery from Start to Finish
All Facial Contouring Cases, Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu ersonally Performs Surgery from Start to Finish. You Can Directly Discuss with Chief Dr. Kim, Tae-Gyu from Pre-Surgery Consultation up to Post-Surgery Monitoring. Dr. Kim Developed Braun’s Trademarked Surgical Techniques including Inverted V-Shape Osteotomy, 30-Min Malar Fixation, Anterior Square Jaw Surgery and Facial-Contouring Rhinoplasty, Leading with Excellence in Surgical Technologies in the Korean Field of Facial Contouring with Continued Research and Academic Study
Cases Requiring
Revision Malarplasty
1. No reduction made
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
A. No reduction in both front (45°angle) and side cheekbone
[CASE1] Primary fixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbones, making them droopy; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbone; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] Primary unfixed malar reduction had no effect at all, just subtle evidence of surgery; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE4] Primary fixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbone; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE5] Primary unfixed malar reduction had no effect in both front and side cheekbone; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
B. No reduction in side cheekbone
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction made no effect in side cheekbone; 30-min fixed-malar reduction was performed for revision
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction made no effect in side cheekbone; 30-min fixed-malar reduction was performed for revision.
2. Descended cheekbone and cheeks
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction caused the front cheekbone and cheek to descend; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction caused the front cheekbone and cheek to descend; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] After primary fixed malar reduction, front cheekbone descended and side cheekbone on the right were fractured and sunken causing a sagging cheek; right cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for fixation.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE4] Primary unfixed malar reduction caused the front cheekbone and cheek to be descended; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
3. Sunken or staircase-shaped side cheekbone or temples
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction ground the bone too much causing a fracture and making the bone and skin sunken; cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction performed inappropriate osteotomy and the cheekbone was fractured and sunken along with sunken skin; cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] Primary fixed malar reduction caused a drastically staircase-shaped cheekbone and sunken temples; cheekbone reconstruction, 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction and lateral fixation were performed for revision.
4. Asymmetry
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary unfixed malar reduction had no effect, only creating asymmetry; 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction was performed for revision.
5. Separated and detached cheekbone due to nonunion
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE1] Primary fixed malar reduction caused the cheekbone on each side to be separated and detached due to nonunion; cheekbone reconstruction and 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE2] Primary fixed malar reduction caused the cheekbone on each side to be separated and detached due to nonunion; cheekbone reconstruction and 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction were performed for revision.
The following are 3D-CT images of real patients who had revision surgery from Chief Dr. Kim Tae-Gyu.
[CASE3] Primary unfixed malar reduction caused the left cheekbone to be separated and detached due to nonunion; and cheekbone reconstruction and 3D lifting-rotation malar reduction were performed for revision.
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