How much does cheekbone reduction cost? Latest price list at Dr Huan

Ha (29, Hanoi) sent Dr Huan a question: “Doctor, my cheekbones are quite high and protrude outward, which makes my face look somewhat angular. I am considering surgery but I am not sure how much cheekbone reduction costs, and whether there are additional charges for anesthesia, imaging, or hospitalization.”

Dr Huan’s quick answer: The cost of cheekbone reduction at Dr Huan is approximately USD 2,300. Before surgery, the doctor needs to examine the patient directly, assess the cheekbone structure, the degree of lateral and anterior projection, and the overall facial proportions in order to create an appropriate surgical plan.

Cheekbone reduction is a procedure that directly changes the bony structure of the midface. Therefore, in addition to cost, patients should also consider the surgeon’s expertise, the surgical plan, and the conditions in which the procedure is performed.

Latest cheekbone reduction price list at Dr Huan

To help patients plan their budget more easily, below is the current cheekbone reduction price list at Dr Huan, updated in October 2026:

The package price for cheekbone reduction includes the relevant items involved in consultation, surgery, and postoperative care, as well as hospital medications, medical supplies, postoperative accommodation, and scheduled follow-up visits.

The cost is clearly explained before surgery, allowing patients to plan in advance without additional charges within the scope of the services that have already been discussed.

4 factors that affect the cost of cheekbone reduction

The cost of cheekbone reduction can vary between providers depending on the materials used, hospital facilities, the surgeon’s expertise, and the diagnostic and surgical support systems available.

1. Titanium fixation materials

After the cheekbone is repositioned, the surgeon may use titanium plates and screws to secure the bone in its new position during the healing process.

The quality, origin, and medical standards of these fixation materials can affect the overall surgical cost. The materials used should have appropriate biocompatibility and meet the requirements for facial bone surgery.

2. Hospital facilities and surgical conditions

Cheekbone reduction is facial bone surgery performed under general anesthesia, so hospital facilities and anesthesia-resuscitation systems are important factors.

The surgical cost may include the operating room, anesthesia team, medications, postoperative monitoring, and hospital care. The available equipment, surgical conditions, and safety-control procedures can also contribute to differences in cost.

3. The surgeon’s expertise and experience

Cheekbone reduction requires the surgeon to accurately assess the bone structure, the degree of projection of the zygomatic body and arch, and the appropriate extent of adjustment for the overall facial proportions.

At Dr Huan, Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan, with more than 20 years of experience, personally examines patients, analyzes their bone structure, and develops an individualized surgical plan. The goal is not simply to make the cheekbones lower, but also to control midface width while maintaining harmony with the temples, cheeks, jawline, and chin.

Therefore, the surgeon’s expertise and experience should be taken into account when comparing costs between providers.

4. Diagnostic imaging and surgical support technology

Before surgery, the surgeon needs to assess the internal bone structure rather than relying only on the external appearance of the face. Diagnostic imaging and surgical support equipment can therefore also affect the cost of cheekbone reduction.

• 3D Cone Beam CT: helps visualize the zygomatic body, zygomatic arch, and their relationship with other facial bones. Based on these images, the surgeon can measure the anatomy, determine the areas that require adjustment, and create an appropriate surgical plan.
• Bone-cutting technology: at Dr Huan, ultrasonic Piezotome bone-cutting technology may be used when appropriate. It supports precise work on bone tissue and better control of the osteotomy line during surgery.
• Preoperative planning: imaging data should be combined with direct facial examination to assess cheekbone projection, midface width, and overall facial balance. This allows the surgeon to determine an appropriate degree of adjustment rather than applying the same approach to every patient.

Investment in diagnostic imaging, surgical support technology, and preoperative planning is part of the overall cost of cheekbone reduction.

What does the cheekbone reduction cost at Dr Huan include?

The cheekbone reduction cost at Dr Huan includes the necessary steps from consultation and preoperative evaluation to postoperative follow-up:

• Consultation and facial assessment: Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan directly evaluates midface width, cheekbone projection, and overall facial balance to determine the appropriate indication.
• 3D Cone Beam CT: helps assess the zygomatic body, zygomatic arch, and their relationship with other facial bones to determine the areas and extent of adjustment.
• Preoperative health evaluation: patients undergo the required tests and examinations to assess their health status and suitability for general anesthesia.
• General anesthesia and surgery: the procedure is performed under general anesthesia. The surgeon accesses the cheekbone area and adjusts the zygomatic complex according to the preoperative plan.
• Surgical materials: includes necessary medical supplies and titanium plates and screws when fixation is indicated.
• Postoperative monitoring and care: patients receive guidance on care, diet, oral hygiene, and medication use after surgery.
• Follow-up visits: the surgeon monitors swelling reduction, bone healing, and stabilization of the cheekbone area throughout recovery.

The cheekbone reduction cost at Dr Huan is a package price that includes consultation and 3D Cone Beam CT imaging for comprehensive assessment before and after surgery.

Warning: potential consequences of unsafe cheekbone reduction

Cheekbone reduction directly changes the bony structure of the midface. Therefore, in addition to price, patients should pay attention to surgical indications, the treatment plan, bone fixation technique, and the conditions in which the procedure is performed.

If the evaluation or surgical technique is inappropriate, possible problems may include:

• Asymmetry between the two cheekbones: the degree of movement or fixation position may differ between the two sides.
• Unsatisfactory aesthetic outcome: the face may still appear wide, the change may be insufficient, or the postoperative contour may not harmonize with the overall face.
• Over-reduction of the cheekbones: this may reduce the natural fullness of the midface or affect soft-tissue support.
• Poor contact between bone segments: after repositioning, if the bone surfaces are not placed closely together and stabilized properly, gaps may form between the bone segments, potentially affecting bone healing and postoperative stability.
• Changes in cheek soft tissue: repositioning of the bone may alter soft-tissue attachment points and support.
• Changes in facial sensation: numbness, reduced sensation, or abnormal sensation may occur during recovery.
• Infection or postoperative complications: these may be related to surgical conditions, infection control, the patient’s health status, and postoperative care.

No surgery can guarantee the complete absence of risk. Before deciding to proceed, patients should have their bone structure assessed with appropriate imaging, undergo direct examination by the surgeon, and discuss the surgical plan and possible risks in detail.

When choosing where to undergo cheekbone reduction, patients should consider:

• Who will directly examine and perform the surgery?
• Will the surgeon assess the bone structure with CT imaging and create an individualized surgical plan?
• At what hospital and under what conditions will the surgery be performed?
• Is there an anesthesia-resuscitation team as well as postoperative monitoring and care?
• Are the cost and included services clearly explained before surgery?

Cost is only one factor to consider when choosing where to undergo cheekbone reduction. More importantly, the surgeon should accurately assess the bone structure, determine the appropriate degree of correction, and create a surgical plan tailored to the individual face.

Before-and-after results of cheekbone reduction at Dr Huan

Case 1: The patient had a wide zygomatic arch extending laterally, making the midface appear broad and angular from the front. After surgery, the width of the cheekbone area was adjusted to create a more balanced overall facial contour.

Case 2: The patient had prominent cheekbones combined with a wide lower face. After examination, the surgeon created a treatment plan based on the proportions of both the midface and lower face to improve overall balance.

Note: The degree of change after surgery varies from person to person and depends on the initial bone structure, the extent of surgery, and the recovery process.

Frequently asked questions about cheekbone reduction cost

How much does cheekbone reduction and mandible reduction cost when performed together?

The cost of combining cheekbone reduction and mandible reduction is calculated based on the two procedures and any applicable program at the time of surgery.

The two procedures may be considered together when both the cheekbones and jaw angles contribute to facial width and the patient’s health is suitable for combined surgery.

Not every patient with a wide face needs both procedures. The surgeon should assess the bone structure before making a recommendation.

Is a CT scan necessary before cheekbone reduction?

Yes. A 3D Cone Beam CT allows the surgeon to clearly assess the zygomatic body and arch, determine the degree of projection, and evaluate their relationship with other facial bones.

This is an important part of planning facial bone surgery.

Is cheekbone reduction painful?

During surgery, the patient is under general anesthesia and does not feel pain.

After surgery, the cheek area may feel sore, achy, tight, and swollen during the first few days. The level of discomfort varies between individuals and can be managed with prescribed medication together with appropriate postoperative care.

How long does it take to see the results of cheekbone reduction?

The face is usually swollen immediately after surgery, so the final result cannot be assessed right away.

As swelling gradually decreases, the facial contour becomes more visible. The bone and soft tissue continue to heal and stabilize over the following months.

Actual recovery time varies depending on the individual, the extent of surgery, and postoperative care.

Will cheekbone reduction need to be repeated after a few years?

Cheekbone reduction directly changes the bony structure. Once the bone has healed and stabilized, the repositioned bone does not naturally return to its original position.

However, the face can continue to change over time due to natural aging, weight changes, and changes in the soft tissues.

How much does cheekbone reduction cost? This is a common question among patients, but price is only one factor to consider before deciding on surgery. More importantly, it is necessary to identify the actual cause of a wide midface or prominent cheekbones, determine the appropriate degree of correction, and choose a treatment plan that suits the individual bone structure.

At Dr Huan, Dr. Nguyen Duy Huan personally examines each patient, analyzes the bone structure, and develops an individualized surgical plan, with the aim of adjusting the cheekbones in a way that suits the overall facial proportions rather than applying the same degree of reduction to everyone.

If you are researching how much cheekbone reduction costs and would like to know whether surgery is appropriate for your case, you can schedule a consultation so the doctor can assess your bone structure directly and recommend a suitable treatment plan.

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