Hello, today I would like to introduce a world-renowned surgical method in the field of zygoma (cheekbone) reduction.
This technique, titled “Infracture Technique for Reduction Malarplasty,” was published in 2004 in the “Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (PRS)”, the most prestigious and authoritative academic journal in the global plastic surgery community.
This innovative method was first devised and developed by Dr. DB Yang in Korea. I had the privilege of co-authoring the original paper with him, where I contributed to refining and establishing the precise surgical protocols used today.
Unlike traditional methods that simply shave down the bone, the Infracture method focuses on strategically repositioning the cheekbone inward to create a more slender and balanced facial profile while maintaining structural integrity.
To help you better understand the procedure, here is a brief overview based on the captured images from our clinical guide:
“The precision of the technique determines the excellence of the result.” > Experience a safe and definitive transformation through a method proven by global academic standards.
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