Description

Prominent cheekbones, also known as “cheekbone excess,” “malar hypertrophy,” “zygomatic hypertrophy,” or simply a “wide face,” refer to facial features where the cheeks protrude to the sides, giving the entire face a broader and more angular appearance. Many people who feel their cheeks stick out or their midface appears too wide seek cheekbone or zygoma reduction procedures to achieve a slimmer, more harmonious, and balanced profile. In cultures like South Korea, the aesthetic preference leans toward a softer, oval, or heart-shaped look rather than a diamond or square face, making advanced cheek reduction surgery especially popular. Whether you call it malar reduction, zygomatic reduction, or cheek reduction, these procedures can help transform a face where “cheeks protrude creating wide face” by carefully reshaping the cheekbones for a smoother, more attractive contour.

Procedures that treat this ailment: Cheekbone Reduction