Reconstructive surgery
Facial malformations
Correction of developmental changes of the jaws and face to improve the bite, function and facial harmony.
What is it?
Some people are born with or develop jaws in a position or size that does not match: a jaw that sits too far forward or back, an open bite or an asymmetric face. These conditions can affect chewing, breathing, speech and appearance. Jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) repositions the jaws so the bite and the face are in balance. It is usually planned together with the orthodontist.
Surgery repositions the jaws so the bite and the profile are in balance.
Who is it for?
What does the procedure involve?
Recovery
This is major surgery that requires a planned recovery. For the first weeks a liquid or soft diet and relative rest are prescribed, and swelling decreases gradually. The doctor will accompany you at every stage with frequent follow-ups.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need orthodontics?
In most cases, yes. Orthodontics prepares the teeth before surgery and adjusts the bite at the end.
Are the scars visible?
The incisions are usually made inside the mouth, so there are no visible scars on the face.
Is the change only cosmetic?
No. The main goal is to improve function (chewing, breathing, speaking), and as a result the face also gains harmony.
How much does it cost?
It depends on each case. After the evaluation and records, the clinic will confirm the cost.
This information is for guidance; the doctor will confirm the right treatment at your assessment.
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