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6 Core Bone-Facial Treatment Programs
Addressing focal osseous depressions and composite facial aging with military precision.
Nasal-Base Osseous Regeneration & Shaping
Corrects osseous nasal-base depression, mid-facial collapse, pseudo-protruding mouth and deep-rooted nasolabial folds. Regenerates bone at the deep layer and lifts soft tissues midway, eliminating puffiness and displacement.
Comprehensive Full-Face Bone-Facial Anti-Aging
For generalized facial bone-volume loss, multi-site depressions, soft-tissue laxity, and blurred facial contours. Reconstructs the facial bony scaffold with layered tightening, yielding refined, non-exaggerated youth.
Chin Osseous Regeneration & Correction
Improves retrogenia, microgenia and chin asymmetry. Regenerates native bony support, optimizes lower-face proportions, tightens jawline soft tissues, and sculpts a defined, firm contour without synthetic implants.
Supra-Orbital Arch Osseous Shaping
Restores bony height of the brow arch, harmonizes peri-orbital bone-facial proportions, and alleviates prominent eye-sockets, dull-looking eyes, and upper-eyelid laxity. Results are profound and harmonized.
Forehead Osseous Volume Restoration
Treats flat foreheads, focal indentations and irregular frontal contours. Replenishes bony volume, smooths superficial forehead lines, achieves close skin-to-bone adherence, and cultivates a sophisticated demeanor.
Deep-Layer Nasolabial-Fold Bone-Source Repair
For intractable true nasolabial folds originating from inadequate bony support. Replenishes bone at depth, repositions soft-tissues, and smooths skin surface for natural dynamism during facial movement.
Nasal Base Augmentation vs. Rhinoplasty: Which Problem Are You Solving?
Many people searching for nose surgery in China are really asking about the area around the nose. A rhinoplasty, or nose job, reshapes the bridge, tip or nostrils. Nasal base augmentation works on the bone and support beside and beneath the nose. They solve different problems, so it helps to know which one you have before you plan a trip.
Quick Comparison
| Feature | Rhinoplasty | Our nasal-base program |
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| What it changes | The shape and size of the nose | Bone support at the base of the nose and the midface |
| Often considered for | A low or high bridge, tip shape, nose size | A flat or hollow area beside the nose, midface collapse, deep nasolabial folds |
| Not designed for | A hollow midface caused by bone loss | Reshaping the bridge or tip |
Signs the Nasal Base May Be the Issue
- A flat or sunken area beside the nose
- Deep folds running from the nose toward the mouth
- A recessed midface that makes the mouth look more prominent
- A hollow look that has grown more obvious over the years
If your concern is the height of the bridge or the shape of the tip, that is a rhinoplasty question. Our team can advise whether the nasal-base program fits your goals.
Read our guide to nose surgery in China, or see how your face changes over time in our facial aging timeline.
A Regenerative Facial Treatment That Works on Bone, Not Only Skin
Many regenerative facial treatments focus on the skin: improving texture, firmness and glow. Ben Sheng Gu Yuan takes regeneration one layer deeper. Our programs aim to stimulate your own bone-forming cells at the bone surface, then reposition the fascia and tighten the skin, so the support beneath your face is rebuilt before the surface is refined.
Skin Regeneration vs. Bone Regeneration
| Feature | Skin-focused regenerative treatments | Our bone-first programs |
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| Layer treated | The skin surface and upper layers | The bone surface, then fascia and skin |
| Main aim | Texture, firmness and fine lines | Skeletal support, depressions and facial contour |
| Often considered for | Early skin changes | A flat midface, a recessed chin, a flat forehead, folds that come from lost support |
| Limit | Does not rebuild bone | Not designed for heavy skin excess |
How Regeneration Works in Our Method
- Bone first. A bioactive biomaterial is placed on the bone surface to stimulate your own bone-forming cells.
- Fascia second. Descending soft tissue is repositioned.
- Skin last. The skin is tightened so it sits closer to the bone beneath.
“Regenerative” does not mean the same thing at every clinic, so ask which layer a treatment targets and why it suits your face.
See how facial bone regeneration works, follow the facial aging timeline, or compare facelift alternatives.
6-Step Transparent Clinical Protocol
Rigorous, transparent, and seamlessly coordinated for international guests.
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Step 1
Complimentary Multilingual Online Consultation (Chinese / English / Korean)
Submit facial photographs/videos and aesthetic goals remotely. Our specialists and military surgeons conduct preliminary assessment and draft customized proposals and cost estimates.
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Step 2
On-Site High-Definition Scanning & Plan Refinement
Upon arrival in Guangzhou, undergo dedicated facial-skeletal scanning and soft-tissue evaluation. Plans are fine-tuned to match cross-cultural aesthetic preferences.
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Step 3
Pre-Operative In-Depth Counselling & Safety Screening
One-on-one consultation with our military surgeons: scientific principles, recovery trajectory, and projected outcomes. Fully transparent pricing, zero hidden charges.
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Step 4
Meticulous Operation By The Dual Military-Surgeon Team
Core chief surgeons personally perform the intervention: layered bone regeneration, fascial repositioning, and skin refinement under sterile military-hospital conditions.
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Step 5
Immediate Post-Operative Care & Multilingual Guidance
Professional on-site recovery care. English- and Korean-language aftercare booklets with simple-to-follow instructions provided.
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Step 6
Lifelong Cross-Border Follow-Up After-Sales Service
Personalized medical files created for every patient. Lifelong remote tele-follow-up remains accessible after returning home.
Chin, Jawline and Lower-Face Support: Options for a Weak Chin and Early Jowls
A receding chin and a softening jawline often go together. With less support at the chin, the lower face can look heavier. Our chin program regenerates your native bony support without synthetic implants and tightens the soft tissue along the jawline. It is one part of a wider picture, because jowls and sagging cheeks usually involve several layers of the face.
What Is Happening Beneath a Weak Chin or Soft Jawline
Four layers age together: the skin, the fat, the supporting tissue and the bone. A treatment that works on only one layer may fall short if another is doing most of the work. Our guide to sagging jowls and cheeks explains how to tell them apart.
When Bone-First Treatment Fits, and When Surgery May Be Better
- Bone-first treatment may suit: a receding chin (retrogenia), a small chin (microgenia), chin asymmetry, or lower-face proportions that look flat.
- Surgery is often the better answer: heavy jowls, significant loose skin or banding in the neck. A lower face lift is built to remove or reposition that tissue.
We assess your profile first, so the plan suits your proportions and your goals.
Compare the types of facelifts or the main facelift alternatives.
Types of Facial Aging and the Program That Matches Each Layer
Facial aging happens in layers, and each layer changes in its own way. Matching a treatment to the layer that is changing is the difference between a result that looks natural and one that disappoints.
The Four Layers of the Aging Face
| Layer | What changes | What it can look like | Where our method fits |
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| Skin | Less collagen and elasticity | Fine lines, loose skin | The final tier refines the skin. Heavy excess skin usually needs surgery |
| Fat | Shifts and thins in places | Hollow cheeks, fullness near the jawline | Soft-tissue repositioning is part of the second tier |
| Supporting tissue | Fascia and ligaments loosen | Descending cheeks, nasolabial fold build-up | Fascial repositioning, the second tier |
| Bone | Can recede in some areas | A flat midface, a hollow beside the nose, a recessed chin, prominent eye sockets | Bone-layer regeneration, the first tier, through our nasal-base, chin, brow-arch, forehead, nasolabial-fold and full-face programs |
Research using CT scans has found bone resorption in parts of the aging face, such as around the nose and the eye sockets (PubMed abstract). Researchers still debate how large a role bone plays compared with skin and fat, so it is one factor among several.
Which Layer Is Changing in Your Face?
- Loose, crinkled skin along the jaw: usually the skin layer, and often a surgical question if it is significant.
- Hollows and flat areas that fillers do not hold: support and bone may be involved.
- A heavy fullness below the jaw: descended fat and loosened tissue are likely.
Only an assessment can say which layers are involved, and most people have a mix. Our guide to sagging jowls and cheeks and the types of facelifts can help you prepare for that conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Treatment Programs
Clear, evidence-based answers regarding our 6 targeted bone rejuvenation programs, clinical assessments, surgical safety, and overseas patient journey in Guangzhou.
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How do I know which of the six programs is right for me?
How do I know which of the six programs is right for me?
Start with where you see the change. A flat midface or a hollow beside the nose points to the nasal-base program, a receding chin to the chin program, a prominent eye socket or flat brow to the brow-arch program, a flat forehead to the forehead program, stubborn folds to the nasolabial-fold program, and changes in several areas to the full-face program. We confirm the right choice after your assessment, not from a label. Send photos for a complimentary online consultation.
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What does the nasal-base program treat?
What does the nasal-base program treat?
The nasal-base program addresses bone depression at the base of the nose, mid-facial collapse, a protruding-mouth appearance caused by a recessed midface, and deep nasolabial folds. It regenerates bone at the deeper layer and lifts the soft tissue above it. It is one of our two special programs.
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Can the nasal-base program change the shape of my nose?
Can the nasal-base program change the shape of my nose?
No. The program works on the bone and support around the base of the nose, not on the bridge or the tip. Reshaping the bridge or tip is a different operation, called rhinoplasty. Ask our team during your consultation what the program can and cannot change. Our guide compares rhinoplasty and nasal base bone augmentation.
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Can bone regeneration help deep nasolabial folds?
Can bone regeneration help deep nasolabial folds?
Our deep-layer nasolabial-fold program is designed for stubborn folds that come from inadequate bony support. It replenishes bone at depth, repositions soft tissue and smooths the skin surface. Folds caused mainly by loose skin or soft-tissue volume loss may respond better to other treatments, so we assess the cause first.
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Can I improve a receding chin without an implant?
Can I improve a receding chin without an implant?
Our chin program improves a receding chin (retrogenia), a small chin (microgenia) and chin asymmetry. It regenerates your native bony support to define the lower face and does not use synthetic implants. It also tightens soft tissue along the jawline. We review your profile first so the plan suits your proportions. See also our guide to sagging jowls and cheeks.
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What do the brow-arch and forehead programs treat?
What do the brow-arch and forehead programs treat?
The brow-arch program restores bony height around the eyes and aims to ease prominent eye sockets, dull-looking eyes and upper-eyelid laxity. The forehead program treats flat foreheads, focal indentations and irregular frontal contours by replenishing bony volume. Both are targeted programs, so they suit a specific area rather than the whole face.
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What is the full-face program, and how is it different from the targeted programs?
What is the full-face program, and how is it different from the targeted programs?
The full-face program is our flagship. It is for generalized bone-volume loss, several depressions, soft-tissue laxity and blurred contours, and it rebuilds the bony scaffold of the face with layered tightening. The targeted programs focus on one area. If your concerns are in more than one place, your surgeon will recommend which areas to include in your plan.
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Who performs the procedure?
Who performs the procedure?
Our core chief surgeons, two former military-hospital surgeons, personally perform the procedure under sterile hospital conditions. Meet the team on our About Us page, and read how the method works in our guide to facial bone regeneration.
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What happens at each step, from consultation to follow-up?
What happens at each step, from consultation to follow-up?
- 1 Online consultation: You send photographs or videos and your goals, and we prepare a preliminary assessment, proposal and cost estimate.
- 2 Scanning on arrival: In Guangzhou, we carry out facial-skeletal scanning and a soft-tissue evaluation, then refine your plan.
- 3 Counselling and safety screening: You meet your surgeon one-on-one to review the science, the recovery path, the expected outcome and the pricing.
- 4 The procedure: Layered bone regeneration, fascial repositioning and skin refinement.
- 5 Immediate aftercare: On-site recovery care, with English and Korean aftercare booklets.
- 6 Remote follow-up: We create a personal medical file, and remote follow-up stays available after you return home.
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Can I get a cost estimate before I travel?
Can I get a cost estimate before I travel?
Yes. Our online consultation is complimentary and available in Chinese, English or Korean. Send your photographs and goals, and our specialists draft a preliminary proposal with a cost estimate. You review pricing again in your pre-operative counselling in Guangzhou. Overseas patients can also see the concierge packages or contact the team.
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