Preserve identity
Small changes in crease position, projection, width, contour, or profile can affect the face as a whole. Each feature is evaluated in relation to the eyes, nose, cheeks, jaw, chin, forehead, and side profile.
Specialty care
Refinement that respects identity.
ICRS approaches Asian facial surgery with close attention to anatomy, proportion, individual preference, and the features each patient wants to preserve.
The ICRS approach
No standardized ideal
The practice’s philosophy is clear: cosmetic surgery should not make a patient look like a different person, alter ethnic identity, or impose a Westernized result. Planning begins with the patient’s own facial structure and aesthetic priorities.Consider the full face
The eyes, nose, cheeks, jaw, chin, forehead, and profile are evaluated in relationship to one another rather than as isolated features.
Individual planning
Procedures considered
ICRS describes focused experience in Asian nose surgery, Asian eyelid surgery, cheekbone reduction, jaw reduction, forehead contouring, chin augmentation, and profile planning.Eyes and upper face
Asian eyelid crease planning
Nose and facial profile
Asian nose surgery and structural support · Cheekbone and jaw contour · Forehead, chin, and profile balance
Procedure guides
Explore the features you want to understand.
Open a guide for general information, then use a consultation to discuss anatomy, options, limits, risks, and recovery.FaceAsian Nose SurgeryAsian rhinoplasty requires attention to anatomy, proportion, and identity. The ICRS approach often considers support or augmentation—not simply reduction—with the goal of refining the nose while preserving features that remain recognizably the patient's own.FaceAsian Eyelid SurgeryAsian eyelid surgery is individualized around each person's natural lid shape, crease preference, and facial proportions. ICRS emphasizes creating or refining a crease without imposing a standardized or Westernized appearance.FaceCheek ReductionCheekbone reduction reshapes prominent zygomatic contours when they make the face appear wider or out of balance. This is bone-contouring surgery, so planning focuses on facial width, projection, symmetry, and preservation of ethnic identity.FaceJaw ReductionJaw reduction can refine a broad or disproportionate lower face by reshaping selected areas of the jaw. ICRS evaluates symmetry, lower-face width, muscle contribution, and the relationship between the jaw, chin, and cheekbones before recommending an approach.FaceChin ImplantThe chin helps define the profile and changes how the nose, lips, and jaw are perceived. Chin augmentation may use an implant or another tailored approach to improve projection and balance while keeping the result in proportion with the entire face.FaceProfile SurgeryProfile surgery considers how the forehead, nose, lips, chin, and jaw relate from the side. When more than one feature contributes to imbalance, a coordinated plan may be more natural than changing one feature in isolation.FaceForehead ContouringForehead contour influences both facial shape and the side profile. ICRS has specific experience evaluating flatter or retrusive forehead anatomy and planning a measured change that remains harmonious with the brow, nose, and hairline.
Private consultation · by request
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