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Submental Bony Chin Bump Reduction Case Example

chin inferior border bony bumps Bony bumps along the inferior border of the chin (mandible) are fairly common and can cause visible chin asymmetries with a longer ‘bump’ side. These are usually normal anatomical variations of a developmental origin and are rarely indicative a of more major jaw abnormality. These normal bony irregularities have the following features: Read More…

Aesthetic Chin Surgery Concepts

Based on anatomy and an understanding of their interrelationships, the following are important aesthetic tenets about manipulations of the chin region: These particuaklrly relate to augmentation Men will tolerate a larger chin than women It is generally acceptable to augment the chin in a male to a vertical line dropped down from the lower lip. Read More…

Submental Chin Pad Excision Technique

Introduction A submental chin reduction (or submental contouring) is a surgical procedure designed to reshape the chin by reducing excessive projection or fullness beneath it — often referred to as a “double chin.” This should be differentiated from a submentoplasty or platysmaplasty, which targets the neck rather than the chin. Those procedures focus on removing Read More…

Plastic Surgery Case Study – Male Horizontal Chin Reduction

Background: The chin is a distinctive human facial feature that is not found on other mammal. Its exact function has yet to be precisely defined. Its shape has a raised vertical ridge along the symphyseal midline along with paired bulbous formations on each side of its lower edge known as mental or lateral tubercles. These Read More…

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