Jaw Reduction
Jaw reduction slims a prominent or square jaw angle, softening the lower face for a more refined, balanced line.
A strong jaw angle or hypertrophic masseter muscle can make the lower face look square. Jaw reduction reshapes the bony angle and, where muscle is the cause, can be paired with masseter treatment. The result is a softer, slimmer lower-face line that stays natural.
Ideal for
- A square or prominent jaw angle
- A wide lower face
- Bony or muscular jaw width
- Patients seeking a softer, more feminine jawline
Benefits
- Creates a smoother, more refined jawline
- Softens the appearance of the lower face
- Enhanced facial balance and proportions
- Natural-looking, long-lasting results
Approaches we offer
The most suitable approach depends on your facial anatomy and aesthetic goals. During your consultation, your surgeon will recommend the best option for you.
- Angle Reduction — The prominent bony jaw angle is reduced for a softer contour.
- Curved Ostectomy — A smooth curved cut avoids a secondary angle for a natural line.
- Cortical Shaving — Outer bone shaved to reduce front-view width.
- With Masseter Care — Paired with masseter Botox where muscle contributes to width.
How your case is handled
"Every result is designed, not duplicated. We plan around your face and structure — for a result that looks like you, only refined."
Guide pricing
Prices vary with the complexity of your case. Your exact quote is confirmed at consultation. Estimates include surgeon fees, anaesthesia and facility costs; travel and accommodation are separate.
Real results from our clinic


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Why Patients Choose Seoul
- Highly experienced surgeons who perform a large volume of procedures
- Specialized expertise in Asian facial anatomy and natural-looking results
- Advanced surgical techniques and 3D imaging technology
- More affordable than the US, UK, and Australia
- Modern medical facilities with English-speaking medical teams