FACE CONTOUR DESIGN
Why facial contours look soft
Contour planning starts from the overall proportion
Why do facial contours look soft?
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A thick fat layer at the cheek and jaw softens the contour
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A double chin leaves the side profile unclear
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Too little cheek volume makes the face look flat
The structural reasons contours soften
Facial contour is decided together by bone structure, fat distribution and skin firmness. A thick fat layer at the cheek, jaw or under the chin blurs the contour, and too little cheek volume makes the face look flat. A tailored plan follows an analysis of the proportions of the whole face.
Where the usual approach stops
NB Solution
A natural contour planned to the proportions of your face
Fat distribution at cheek, jaw and under the chin assessed together
Contour planned with the proportions of the whole face in view
Liposuction and filler combined to suit the case
Dimension, not a line · NB 3-Dimensional Body Design
Before & After
Before & After
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Consultation
A design consultation for your own body
Ultrasound-based analysis · consultation led by the surgeon