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Revisional Setback Bony Genioplasty Case Study

A revision bony genioplasty is a secondary surgery to correct problems from a prior sliding genioplasty. It’s done when the first chin operation didn’t heal, position, or look the way it was intended—or when changes over time create new issues. Common reasons for revision Malposition: chin too far forward/back, too high/low, or asymmetric Nonunion or malunion: the Read More…

Natural Custom Jawline Implant Case Study

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…

Technical Strategies – Temporal Threadlift Knot Removal

A well known minimally invasive facial rejuvenation procedure is the thread lift. This term refers to a concept of lifting sagging facial tissues by placing special designed sutures that can grab onto the subcutaneous tissues to be pulled upward along the line of the suture placement. This occurs as a result of a tied knot Read More…

Triangular Vermilion Flap Transposition for Corner Mouth Lift

Surgical treatment of the downturned corner of the mouth has historically been associated with two common themes. First it is a procedure by history that has been largely done in age-related drooping mouth corners. (older patients) Two, it is a laterally-based procedure that lives visible scars with a high rate of adverse scarring. Both trends Read More…

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