Expertise · 03
Comprehensive
Facial Surgery
Sometimes the best result looks beyond the jaws.
The foundation,
then the details.
Jaw surgery sets the foundation of the face. For some patients, a complementary procedure completes the picture — refining the chin, cheeks, nose or ears so the whole face is in balance.
These can be planned alongside jaw surgery, or on their own.
Custom jawline implants, designed from the patient’s CT scan to fit the bone exactly.
Case example · Feminizing genioplasty
A narrower, softer chin.
A central strip of bone is removed, the two halves are brought together, and the small step at each side is smoothed (red) — planned to the millimeter in 3D.
Procedures
Genioplasty & skeletal contouring
Repositioning or reshaping the chin and facial bones.
Facial implants & augmentation
Adding structure to the cheeks, jawline or chin.
Fat grafting
Using your own fat to restore or refine facial volume.
Rhinoplasty
Refining the shape of the nose — and how it breathes.
Otoplasty
Reshaping prominent or uneven ears.
Masculinizing & feminizing procedures
Skeletal and soft-tissue changes that align the face with your goals.
Plus other complementary procedures, based on individual anatomy and goals.
Beyond jaw surgery
Options,
not add-ons.
Most patients don’t need any of these. Each is considered only when it serves your goals and anatomy — and the aim is always a natural result, not a different face.
When a plan benefits from another specialist’s expertise, care is coordinated with them.