Different surgical approaches for treatment of zygomatic bone fractures

The zygomatic bone, which is prominent in the facial skeleton and frequently subject to stress, is crucial for maintaining the malar eminence because it affects the aesthetic form of the face and cheek. Zygomatic bone fractures were reduced and fixed using several surgical techniques, and each technique's postoperative problems were tracked for two years. For fracture displacement, the CT-scan procedure of clinical and radiological confirmation has been followed. Three patients had conservative treatment without intervention; eleven underwent close reduction without fixation; and eighteen underwent open reduction with fixation.