Chin grinding and plastic surgery

People's faces are very important because they reflect the image of a person. Today's technology is very advanced, so if you are dissatisfied with any part of your face, you can have plastic surgery. The chin is one of the parts that everyone pays attention to, and many people have the type of chin that people don’t like, so it can be reshaped. Chin grinding is a commonly used procedure, but what should we pay attention to when doing it?

1. Chin Surgery Process

1. Osteotomy "The first is osteotomy. This method mainly removes the inner plate of the mandibular angle hypertrophy. It is generally suitable for people with mandibular angle hypertrophy. After the resection method, the side of the patient has a great improvement, and the arc after the operation is perfect, but the front improvement is not significant.

2. Bone grinding method: The second method is bone grinding. This method uses a bone hammer to grind off the outer plate of the enlarged mandibular angle. The amount of grinding depends on the surgeon's clinical experience. After bone grinding, the patient's front face can be greatly improved.

3. Bone cutting and grinding: Finally, bone cutting and grinding. This method is an effective combination of the first two methods. It can not only remove the enlarged mandible, but also smooth the edges and corners after osteotomy through bone grinding. After the operation, the patient's facial lines will be softer and smoother. This method takes care of the front side while ensuring the side side, and is a comprehensive method.

2. The difference between osteotomy and bone grinding in mandibular plastic surgery

The effects of osteotomy and bone grinding in plastic surgery are generally similar, but osteotomy is like cutting off a piece, while bone grinding is like sharpening a knife, and there are special instruments to sharpen the knife, but the result is the same, achieving a certain shape. The principle is to use the world's advanced German Snake brand power equipment combined with the domestic cutting-edge bone equipment to perform three-dimensional sculpting of facial contours under three-dimensional visualization. The range of osteotomy and the amount of removal vary from person to person, emphasizing personalization. The postoperative effect is better than traditional bone grinding and has gradually become an ideal procedure for face reshaping surgery. No scars are guaranteed after the operation. This surgery is usually described as jaw reduction or mandibular removal. It is the most commonly performed surgery in facial contouring surgery, so it can be said that a hospital that can perform this surgery well is also a hospital that can perform facial contouring surgery well.