Every woman wants to look beautiful. However, while some women are born with desirable traits, others have to contend what nature gave them…or do they? One of the most sought after facial shapes is the v line face and chin. Not everyone, however, has it. The good thing is that there is something you can do to achieve it.

Let’s take a look at the v-line face and what you can do to get this stunning look.

Why you need a V-line face in the first place

Before you can do something about the shape of your face, you might wonder why you may want to alter your face to a v-line. Well, this is a womanly shape that brings out the beauty and feminine grace of a lady. These are traits that are highly valued in Asian countries including Singapore.

Getting a V-line face

Some women are simply born with a v-line facial structure. However, adding weight can turn this into a more rounded shape. That said, such people are able to regain their look by simply burning off calories.

But what about those that do not have the genes? What can be done to achieve the v-line face?

The only other option is through surgery. Note that a wide face is often a result of the bone and jaw structure. Through a surgical procedure, doctors can alter the shape of the jaw to a more feminine v-line shape.

How about the chin?

However, the chin also has a huge role to play in achieving the ideal v- line face. To alter the shape and width of the chin, the doctor will also perform surgery where he or she will cut a piece of the chin at the center and then bring the two together. This will help narrow down the entire lower jaw resulting in a v-line face.

Are there risks involved?

Because this is an invasive procedure there are some significant risks involved. First off, the doctor will be cutting through the skin and muscle tissue in your face. This can cause damage to nerves as well as veins and arteries. Moreover, this could result in paralysis of facial muscles.

Secondly, there is also a risk of excessive bleeding and infections.

This is why it is crucial that the operation is done by a highly experienced surgeon with many years of experience under his sleeve. They can help mitigate some of these risks. Note that there are highly qualified surgeons in Singapore and plenty of such procedures done every day with great results.

Part of finding the best surgeon is also locating a suitable clinic such as TES clinic with the latest facilities. This can help ensure that the procedure goes efficiently.

Downtime and recovery

The procedure will involve cutting pieces of bone and stitching the face back in place. Therefore, this is a procedure that requires an overnight stay at the hospital. This ensures that the patient receives the best care as the doctor can monitor the situation and determine if the patient is responding well to the surgery.

After this first day, the patient is allowed to go back home. He or she will experience pain in the area. A cold compress as well as taking painkillers can help reduce the pain and swelling.

After a week or two, the doctor will take out the stitching. However, bone and tissue will require several weeks to heal completely. Note that you can expect to feel pain when eating. It is therefore important that you consume nutritious soft foods that will not require too much chewing.

Cost of v-line face surgery in Singapore

Depending on the individual situation, doctor and clinic, the costs of v-line face surgery can vary widely. However, in Singapore, prices are often between $2500 and $ 10000.

What other options do I have?

V-line face surgery provides the most significant changes to your facial structure. However, some patients will only require minor changes others while being a bit sceptical of invasive surgeries.

So what other available options are there?

One of these includes specialized masks worn on the fact that mold the face into the desired shape. Note however that these require quite a bit of work and effort.

Liposuction and HIFU are methods that are used to remove excess skin around the jaw area. This reduces the wide jaw look. However, the results are only minor.

Botox and injections are a third alternative. One of the main benefits of these is that they are less invasive.

Conclusion

A v-line face is a highly feminine and cherished look in Asian countries. There are several options for achieving this ideal look including surgery. After scheduling an appointment with your doctor, they will be able to evaluate your face and advise on the best type of procedure for you.

TES Clinic for Face & Jaw
304 Orchard Road,
Lucky Plaza Suites #05-42, Medical Specialists,
Singapore 238863
+65 9735 9930