Bimaxillary Setback Surgery for Functional Improvement and making the Philtrum Shorter
Bimaxillary setback surgery is a corrective jaw surgery designed to treat conditions such as lip incompetence, excessive tooth display, and improper incisor occlusion. By repositioning both the upper and lower…
Cheekbone and Zygomatic-arch Reshaping Achieving a Softer-looing Facial Contour
The beautiful women featured on this webpage belong to the type of individuals who are very concerned about their weight. The more they control their weight, the more they feel…
Chin Advancement after Polytetrafluoroethylene implant chin augmentation
Basically all candidates of chin implant surgery are suitable for chin advancement. This has been multiply addressed in this website. The advantages of chin advancement include the avoidance of complications…
Ultrastructrual Changes in Human Masseter Muscles after Botulinum Neurotoxin A
Botulinum neurotoxin A (BoNTA) has long been used as a therapeutic agent and has been widely accepted as a cosmetic agent in recent years. It can inhibit function and induce…
Bright Smile after Underbite Correction Surgery
An underbite is a dental malocclusion condition where the lower jaw protrudes foreward abnormally, partially overlapping with the upper teeth due to the imbalanced development of the upper and lower…
Bimaxillary Reduction Plasty Protruding Mouth Correction
For those who have a protruding mouth the profile outline may not necessarily in the shape of a "bird's beak" if their chin is not retrograded. Rather their profile outline…
Mandible Body Reduction Rounded Face Reshaping
A rounded face may look pretty. In fact for some people a round face may give a impression of young and full of energy. So many people want a baby…
Nasal Bone Osteotomy Nose-narrowing Rhinoplasty
Wide nose indicates a nose which is too wide disproportionate to the giving nasal height and facial width. Depend on the tissue involvement it can be divided into bony wide…
Zygomatic and Mandibular Bone Surgery for the Correction of Facial Asymmetry
Facial asymmetry can be caused by various factors. Among them the most common causative factors include the improper habitual such as constantly unilateral chewing or habitual torticollis, and heritage conditions…
