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Combined infraorbital–malar–maxillary augmentation represents a comprehensive skeletal reconstruction of the central and lateral midface. Commonly referred to as a custom midface mask implant, this technique restores deficient projection across the infraorbital rim, anterior maxilla, paranasal region, and zygomatic body in a single, continuous construct. Unlike isolated infraorbital or malar implants, or even combined infraorbital-malar implant,  Read More…

Background When patients refer to “natural jaw augmentation,” they usually mean enhancing the jaw’s shape and definition in a way that looks balanced and refined—without appearing obviously “done.” The goal is to strengthen or emphasize the existing jawline while maintaining harmony with other facial features such as the chin, cheeks, and neck. A natural-looking result Read More…

Background:  The face is prone to fat loss that classically affects the temporal and cheek areas. The fat that lies within the temporal muscle above the zygomatic arch and the fat compartments below the cheekbones can undergo volume loss due to a variety of medical conditions/drugs, aging, weight loss and surgery. Such effects are more Read More…

Background: Forehead asymmetry can either consist of an excess or a deficiency on one side. While most commonly seen in congenital plagiocephaly a twist of the forehead for whatever reason during development makes one side different from the other. Forehead asymmetries often affect the entire side of the forehead most prominently along the bony temporal Read More…

Surgery of the jaw angle is approached intraorally from the posterior mandibular vestibular incision. From sagittal split osteotomies to angle fractures to aesthetic jaw angle implants this incision provides the most direct access to this bony facial region. It is placed in the depth of the vestibule opposite the second/third molar teeth. Once passing through Read More…