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A 3-month review of genioplasty: In cases of chin asymmetry, simply advancing the chin can make the asymmetry appear more pronounced

  • Writer: Dr. Park
    Dr. Park
  • Oct 10, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 18, 2024



The combined approach of genioplasty and autologous bone grafting
The combined approach of genioplasty and autologous bone grafting

The combined approach of genioplasty and autologous bone grafting is an effective surgical method for correcting facial asymmetry. It plays a crucial role in enhancing facial harmony, particularly by maintaining natural soft tissue and reinforcing volume, which significantly improves post-surgery satisfaction


Correction of mandibular body asymmetry using genioplasty
To correct mandibular body asymmetry, the amount of advancement on the right side was minimized, while the advancement on the left side was increased.
Correction of mandibular body asymmetry using genioplasty
Correction of mandibular body asymmetry using genioplasty

PCL Autologous Bone Grafting for Increased Body Volume

Autologous bone grafting utilizes the excess bone generated during surgery to enhance volume. For example, the excess bone removed during the square jaw surgery can be used to improve the width discrepancy of the mandibular body, particularly in cases of left-right asymmetry. This helps maintain the natural soft tissue after surgery and prevents volume reduction.

PCL Autologous Bone Grafting for Increased Body Volume
PCL Autologous Bone Grafting for Increased Body Volume

The volume change in the premolar region:

The red arrow indicates where the autologous bone graft was performed, and the yellow arrow shows the increase in soft tissue volume.

PCL Autologous Bone Grafting for Increased Body Volume
PCL Autologous Bone Grafting for Increased Body Volume

The volume change in the molar region:

Compared to the pre-surgery state, the volume in the area has increased.


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