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Creating The Wide Lower Jaw Shape in a Female Case Example

A wider jaw in women is mostly about the mandibular angle—the point where the lower jaw (mandible) turns upward toward the ear. This usually refer to a broader lower face, where the jawline extends outward more and the angle of the mandible is less sharp. What it looks like Wide/obtuse jaw angle (more open angle): Lower Read More…

Aesthetic Jaw Augmentation – Comparing Standard vs Custom Implants

Aesthetic augmentation of the lower jaw can be incomplete or complete. Incomplete augmentation is isolated chin or jaw angle augmentation for which there are standard implant styles for each to do so. Complete jaw augmentation involves the entire jawline (chin + jaw angles + mandibular body)) where numerous  implant options are available. What “standard” jaw Read More…

Jaw Reduction Case Study

Background Aesthetic jaw reduction—also known as mandibular contouring or V-line surgery—is a cosmetic surgical procedure designed to reshape or slim the lower jaw to create a more balanced, oval, or heart-shaped facial appearance. While it is most commonly performed as part of facial feminization surgery, it can be beneficial for anyone who feels their jawline Read More…

The Custom Jawline Implant and Its Impact on the Mandibular Plane Angle

The definitive aesthetic jaw augmentation method is the custom jawline implant. Standard chin and jaw angles have their role in enhancing the shape of the lower face but they should be perceived as more corner enhancements of the jaw since they are not connected. Besides the ability to create/control the dimensions of the implant preoperatively Read More…

Jaw Angle Augmentation by Fat Injections – A Clinical Study

Augmentation of the jaw angles can be done by both injections and implants, each with their distinct advantages and disadvantages. Unlike implants injections can be done by materials with different biologic properties. Synthetic fillers provide facial volume effects but usually are not permanent. Fat has the potential to be permanent by tissue integration but that Read More…

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