LOPIA CLINIC

Plastic Surgery

Jawline Surgery

Defining the contour of the jaw.

“Jawline surgery” can refer to different bone, implant or soft-tissue procedures; the exact method must be named before consent.

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Treatment overview

The plan depends on examination, medical history and individual goals.

Common purposes

  • Defining the contour of the jaw.
  • Discuss goals and suitable alternatives with the treating specialist.

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Who may be suitable?

  • A specialist evaluates bite, facial bones, nerves, symmetry and whether a dental or functional problem is present.
  • Suitability is confirmed only after review of health history, medicines and relevant tests.

Suitability is always decided by a specialist after reviewing your health and examining you.

Treatment process

  1. 01

    Before treatment

    Before treatment, the team reviews health history, alternatives and informed consent. A specialist evaluates bite, facial bones, nerves, symmetry and whether a dental or functional problem is present.

  2. 02

    Treatment day

    The treatment-day steps depend on the specific procedure selected after imaging and examination.

  3. 03

    After treatment

    Swelling, diet changes and follow-up vary substantially by technique.

  4. 04

    Follow-up

    Follow-up visits assess healing and any need for further care. Contact the treating team for worsening symptoms.

Expectations & recovery

01

Swelling, diet changes and follow-up vary substantially by technique.

02

Healing and return to usual activity vary by person; follow individual clinical advice.

Results and recovery vary from person to person. No outcome can be guaranteed.

Risks & considerations

Potential benefits

  • Defining the contour of the jaw.
  • A suitable plan may help address the concern discussed at consultation.

Risks & considerations

  • Nerve injury, bite change, infection, asymmetry and revision risk depend on the actual operation.
  • Results cannot be guaranteed and further treatment may be needed.

Questions about this treatment

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This information is general and does not replace a medical consultation.

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