Section 1｜Not Just Anti-Aging, But Also Subtle Facial Proportion Adjustments

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• Age-related sagging is only part of the story behind facial contours. Often, even before obvious signs of aging, you might notice that your nose seems less defined, your midface lacks fullness, your chin proportions feel off, or your overall contours lack definition.These aren't necessarily signs of aging—they're more about facial features not harmonizing well in proportion and structure.

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DAS Contour Reshaping addresses two things simultaneously:

• Anti-aging: Reduces the appearance of sagging, drooping, and a widened, puffy contour.
• Proportional Refinement: By realigning the mid-face support, jawline, chin, and nasofrontal angle according to your existing facial contours, we enhance overall harmony and create a more enduringly appealing appearance.

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Section 2｜Beauty Can Be Scientific: Structural Addition and Subtraction, Not "Nose Type One, Eye Type Two"

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We don't impose a "standard set of features" on anyone. Instead, we first understand the story of your unique contours before deciding how to write the next chapter.

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Structural Analysis

• From your skeletal structure, fat, soft tissue, fascia, to skin—map out your "contour map": Where is there insufficient support? Where is there a visual burden?
• View both the front and side simultaneously, balancing perspectives for photography and everyday life.

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Aesthetic Proportions

• Rather than rigidly applying the golden ratio, we focus on your existing facial features to adjust the mid-face height, jawline sharpness, chin length and width, nasofrontal angle, and forehead curvature.
• Every change should prompt this question: Will this make you more like the "ideal self" you envision, rather than turning you into someone else?

Structural Addition and Subtraction

• Addition: Precisely restore dimensionality and contours where support is needed.
• Subtraction: Through lifting and structural repositioning, minimize contour "dragging" to reduce sagging and drooping.

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Section 3｜How Is Contouring Performed?

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From an awkward angle, begin telling the structural story

1.  1:1 Structural Facial Diagnosis

The medical team will first listen to your concerns: What aspects of your face bother you most—is it a round face? A lack of jawline definition? Sagging midface? Or a lackluster overall appearance? They will then break down each point from a professional perspective, giving you your first real understanding of "why your face looks the way it does now." Structural Facial Consultation

2. Outline Map and Priorities

Create a "contour map" for you, marking areas that need enhancement and those requiring reduction, then prioritize them—should we address the midface first or the jawline? Tackle sagging first or adjust proportions?

3. Personalized Combination Therapy Plan

DAS does not rely on a single filler or lifting technique, but instead combines different tools for layered treatment—some provide support, some lift, and some tighten and refine contour boundaries. The key lies in precise dosage and precise placement, not in the notion that "more is better."

4. On-site fine-tuning and proportional calibration

Throughout the treatment process, we continuously monitor results, fine-tuning angles and contours to prevent the sudden emergence of an unfamiliar version of yourself.

5. Follow-up Visits and Schedule Arrangements

We discourage a "one-time, all-in" approach. Instead, we recommend periodic reviews based on structural changes, determining whether to maintain, fine-tune, or temporarily pause based on the response.

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Section 4｜For You at Any Age

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DAS Contouring is not just for mature skin—many individuals in their 20s and 30s are equally suitable candidates—as long as you have specific goals for your facial contours.

Section 5｜Minimize Imperfections, Then Amplify Your Natural Beauty

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We don't create "clone faces"—we simply amplify your best features.

At DAS, the sequence for contour reshaping is:

1. First, minimize distracting imperfections and areas with obvious proportional imbalance.
2. Further enhance the areas where you already have an advantage.

The result isn't "becoming someone else," but rather you'll only feel:

• "I never knew I could be so three-dimensional."
• "I never realized my own features were so worth seeing."
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Section 6｜Real-Life Stories

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