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mandibular mussel osteotomy
Recommended for this type of person
Those who are concerned about the length of their jaw.
Those with a forward chin
Those who wish to have a face line.
Those who want to make their faces smaller
Those who wish to have their chin forward.
Features of this hospital
Preoperative CT scan and bone modeling
Since the amount of resection may be limited depending on the location of the miter nerve canal, we perform a CT scan and create a 3D bone model of the patient prior to surgery to determine the exact amount of osteotomy and shaving to be performed.
2. to create a sharp and ideal facial line
In order to achieve a smooth and well-defined facial line, we also smooth the borders of the osteotomized area to eliminate bumps and provide a comprehensive facial line from the gills to the tip of the chin, so that significant postoperative changes can be achieved.
An incision is made in the gum area of the mouth, and depending on the design, osteotomy or shaving is performed to shape the jaw.
Surgeries include ottogai shaving, ottogai osteotomy, ottogai mesorrhaphy, ottogai mesorrhaphy plus anterior shift, and T-osteotomy.
Careful design discussions are held based on 3D simulations and CT images,
By matching the image with the patient and performing the surgery with precision, the desired impression can be achieved.
At our clinic, we use 3D simulation software "vectra" before the surgery to show you a 3D image of the postoperative result, so you can visualize the postoperative result to some extent before the surgery.
-surgery art of war
Osteotomy and osteotomy
Pattern 1
Cut or shave the bone
Pattern 2
Cut or shave the bone
Pattern 3-1
Cut or shave the bone
Pattern 3-2
We move the bone and fix it with a plate.
Osteotomy (de-intercalation)
I. Design the incision line
II. Bone resection.
III. Move the bone and remove the step.
IV. Fixing with a plate
Osteotomy (midline removal) + forward movement
I. Design the incision line
II. Separate or remove bone
III. Move the bone and remove the step.
IV. Fixing with a plate
Maternal T-osteotomy (V-line formation)
I. Design the incision line
II. Separate or remove bone
III. Move the bone and remove the step.
IV. Fixing with a plate
Osteotomy (mid-section) + T-joint osteotomy
(medical) case
Postoperative course and follow-up
Charge
Postoperative risks and side effects
