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Asian Plastic Surgery Guide
Knowledge Base & News Resource
Section > Asian Chin Surgery
Correction of Chin and Jaw Asymmetry
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What's so different about Asian plastic surgery? Learn about surgical correction of the Asian chin asymmetry.
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More on Asian Chin Surgery >
Chin Surgery Overview
Anchor of the face, the chin influences perception of the lips, nose, and jaw
Chin Augmentation
Methods for adding volume and projection, including implants and maxillofacial surgery
Chin Reduction
Overprojection of the chin can be decreased by removal of bone
V-Line Chin Reduction
Slimming of the U shaped or square chin to a more oval or egg shape
< Correction of Chin and Jaw Asymmetry
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An asymmetric or imbalanced chin can cause the face to look off-centered when viewed from the front.

If mild, chin imbalance can be corrected with osteotomy (breaking the bone) and adjustment of the off-centered fragment.
Also known as "jaw moving," the operation's initial incision is placed inside the mouth and creates no external scars. The bone is then fractured, moved, and stabilized with metal plates and screws.
Patients with more noticeable chin asymmetry often also have associated mandibular asymmetry that necessitates jawbone reduction surgery at the same time in order to obtain acceptable facial balance.
Related > Jaw Moving Surgery
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