Customized facial implants are designed according to each individual's facial structure and proportions to enhance volume and create a more three-dimensional facial contour.
Customized facial implants designed for individual facial proportions
By inserting a customized implant into a recessed forehead line, we create a natural forehead contour with enhanced volume.
A customized chin implant adds projection to a recessed chin and helps create a smoother, more balanced facial profile.
By restoring volume with a customized front cheek implant, the midface can appear more dimensional and naturally defined.
A customized jaw implant can restore areas where too much bone was previously removed, helping recreate a smoother and more defined jawline.
By adding volume to the recessed areas beside the nose with a customized paranasal implant, we can create a smoother and more three-dimensional midface contour.
Precise analysis of the jawline, facial shape, and individual facial structure using 3D CT imaging
A plaster model is created based on the patient's facial structure for customized implant planning
The customized implant is produced to fit the completed facial mold
The implant is precisely placed according to the patient's facial contour
Latest CT imaging is performed to accurately assess the current facial condition
Customized surgical planning considering both the nerve line and aesthetic facial contour
Facial contouring and orthognathic surgery can be performed together by an oral and maxillofacial surgery specialist
No ghost doctors. Proxy surgery is strictly prohibited.
GIRIN operates a systematic surgical safety system to support safer facial contouring surgery. From detailed preoperative examination and surgical planning to the operating environment and postoperative monitoring, each stage is managed through a structured process designed with patient safety in mind.
GIRIN uses 3D CT imaging to closely analyze the patient's facial bone structure, proportions, and the areas requiring augmentation. This information is used during customized implant planning so that the implant can be designed according to each patient's individual facial anatomy and intended contour.
Structured postoperative care is provided throughout recovery.
Postoperative condition and recovery progress are carefully monitored.
Appropriate postoperative care is provided according to the recovery stage.
Healing progress is monitored through scheduled follow-up visits.
Aftercare is provided according to each patient's recovery needs.
Frequently asked questions about custom facial implants, facial contouring revision, recovery, and treatment options.
Facial implant surgery may be considered for patients who want more structural volume or projection in areas such as the forehead, chin, front cheeks, jawline, or paranasal area. Suitability depends on facial proportions, bone structure, soft tissue, previous procedures, and the changes the patient would like to achieve. A personalized consultation and facial analysis are therefore important before deciding on surgery.
In selected cases, yes. If previous facial contouring surgery has resulted in an area that appears overly reduced, indented, or lacking structure, a customized facial implant may help restore volume and definition. 3D CT imaging is especially useful in revision cases because the remaining bone structure, asymmetry, and exact area requiring augmentation can be analyzed individually.
Standard facial implants are manufactured in predetermined shapes and sizes. A custom facial implant is designed according to the patient's individual anatomy and can therefore be planned around specific facial contours, asymmetries, or areas that need augmentation. Customized implants may be particularly useful for patients with unusual bone anatomy or previous facial contouring surgery.
Facial implants are intended to provide long-term structural augmentation and do not gradually dissolve in the same way as temporary dermal fillers. However, an implant can be surgically removed, exchanged, or revised in the future if medically necessary or if the patient wishes to change the result.
Implant movement or malposition is a possible complication of facial implant surgery, although careful planning and placement are intended to reduce this risk. The implant pocket, facial anatomy, implant design, fixation when required, and postoperative care can all affect stability. Patients should follow their postoperative instructions carefully and avoid unnecessary pressure on the surgical area during early recovery.
Facial implants and fillers serve different purposes. Dermal fillers are generally used for temporary or smaller-volume changes, while a facial implant may be considered when a patient wants more structural augmentation or a longer-term change. The more appropriate option depends on the amount of volume needed, facial anatomy, treatment area, and the patient's goals.
Depending on the patient's facial anatomy and surgical plan, facial implant surgery may sometimes be combined with other facial contouring procedures. Whether procedures can be performed together depends on the treatment areas, surgical complexity, anesthesia plan, previous operations, and overall safety considerations. The final surgical plan should therefore be determined individually after consultation.
GIRIN
Customized facial contouring designed with facial structure and soft tissue in mind
Customized facial implants are designed according to each individual's facial structure and proportions to enhance volume and create a more three-dimensional facial contour.
Customized facial implants designed for individual facial proportions
By inserting a customized implant into a recessed forehead line, we create a natural forehead contour with enhanced volume.
A customized chin implant adds projection to a recessed chin and helps create a smoother, more balanced facial profile.
By restoring volume with a customized front cheek implant, the midface can appear more dimensional and naturally defined.
A customized jaw implant can restore areas where too much bone was previously removed, helping recreate a smoother and more defined jawline.
By adding volume to the recessed areas beside the nose with a customized paranasal implant, we can create a smoother and more three-dimensional midface contour.
Precise analysis of the jawline, facial shape, and individual facial structure using 3D CT imaging
A plaster model is created based on the patient's facial structure for customized implant planning
The customized implant is produced to fit the completed facial mold
The implant is precisely placed according to the patient's facial contour
Latest CT imaging is performed to accurately assess the current facial condition
Customized surgical planning considering both the nerve line and aesthetic facial contour
Facial contouring and orthognathic surgery can be performed together by an oral and maxillofacial surgery specialist
No ghost doctors. Proxy surgery is strictly prohibited.
GIRIN operates a systematic surgical safety system to support safer facial contouring surgery. From detailed preoperative examination and surgical planning to the operating environment and postoperative monitoring, each stage is managed through a structured process designed with patient safety in mind.
GIRIN uses 3D CT imaging to closely analyze the patient's facial bone structure, proportions, and the areas requiring augmentation. This information is used during customized implant planning so that the implant can be designed according to each patient's individual facial anatomy and intended contour.
Structured postoperative care is provided throughout recovery.
Postoperative condition and recovery progress are carefully monitored.
Appropriate postoperative care is provided according to the recovery stage.
Healing progress is monitored through scheduled follow-up visits.
Aftercare is provided according to each patient's recovery needs.
Frequently asked questions about custom facial implants, facial contouring revision, recovery, and treatment options.
Facial implant surgery may be considered for patients who want more structural volume or projection in areas such as the forehead, chin, front cheeks, jawline, or paranasal area. Suitability depends on facial proportions, bone structure, soft tissue, previous procedures, and the changes the patient would like to achieve. A personalized consultation and facial analysis are therefore important before deciding on surgery.
In selected cases, yes. If previous facial contouring surgery has resulted in an area that appears overly reduced, indented, or lacking structure, a customized facial implant may help restore volume and definition. 3D CT imaging is especially useful in revision cases because the remaining bone structure, asymmetry, and exact area requiring augmentation can be analyzed individually.
Standard facial implants are manufactured in predetermined shapes and sizes. A custom facial implant is designed according to the patient's individual anatomy and can therefore be planned around specific facial contours, asymmetries, or areas that need augmentation. Customized implants may be particularly useful for patients with unusual bone anatomy or previous facial contouring surgery.
Facial implants are intended to provide long-term structural augmentation and do not gradually dissolve in the same way as temporary dermal fillers. However, an implant can be surgically removed, exchanged, or revised in the future if medically necessary or if the patient wishes to change the result.
Implant movement or malposition is a possible complication of facial implant surgery, although careful planning and placement are intended to reduce this risk. The implant pocket, facial anatomy, implant design, fixation when required, and postoperative care can all affect stability. Patients should follow their postoperative instructions carefully and avoid unnecessary pressure on the surgical area during early recovery.
Facial implants and fillers serve different purposes. Dermal fillers are generally used for temporary or smaller-volume changes, while a facial implant may be considered when a patient wants more structural augmentation or a longer-term change. The more appropriate option depends on the amount of volume needed, facial anatomy, treatment area, and the patient's goals.
Depending on the patient's facial anatomy and surgical plan, facial implant surgery may sometimes be combined with other facial contouring procedures. Whether procedures can be performed together depends on the treatment areas, surgical complexity, anesthesia plan, previous operations, and overall safety considerations. The final surgical plan should therefore be determined individually after consultation.
