V. Sorvin
Orthognathic surgery

Facial asymmetry

Transverse maxillary deficiency (narrow upper jaw). Facial asymmetry.

Facial asymmetry — beforeFacial asymmetry — after

Facial asymmetry

Transverse maxillary deficiency (narrow upper jaw). Facial asymmetry.

Aesthetic complaints: a prominent lower jaw and a narrow upper jaw. Functional complaints: difficulty eating due to malocclusion.

Surgically assisted maxillary expansion. Maxillary (Le Fort I) osteotomy. Mandibular osteotomy with contouring. Genioplasty.

More harmonious facial features, balanced facial thirds and a correct occlusion.