Indications for simultaneous orthognathic and septorhinoplastic surgery

Differences in facial soft tissue deviations in Class III patients with different types of mandibular asymmetry: A cone-beam computed tomography study

“…If required, rhinoplasty needs to be considered during or after jaw surgery to enhance the symmetry of the face. 32,33 For the anteroposterior positions, the nasal-and lip-related landmarks at the NDv are located more anteriorly than those at the Dv. This bilateral discrepancy in facial frontal projection might be due to the mandibular yaw rotation that can lead to anteroposterior positional differences between the sides.…”

Differences in facial soft tissue deviations in Class III patients with different types of mandibular asymmetry: A cone-beam computed tomography study

“…If required, rhinoplasty needs to be considered during or after jaw surgery to enhance the symmetry of the face. 32,33 For the anteroposterior positions, the nasal-and lip-related landmarks at the NDv are located more anteriorly than those at the Dv. This bilateral discrepancy in facial frontal projection might be due to the mandibular yaw rotation that can lead to anteroposterior positional differences between the sides.…”

Impact of facial bone deformity on nasal shape

“…In the case of orthognathic surgery, nasal change will be observed with increase in width of the base and raising of the tip [25][26][27] . Waite and Matukas [28] reported that rhinoplasty together with orthognathic surgery had to be performed in cases of aesthetic or functional deviation of the nasal septum, minor defects of the tip or morphology of the alar base and in cases of serious deformities of the nasal bridge [29] .…”

Nasal Deformities Associated With Orthognathic Surgery

“…Reduction of maxillary excess may widen the narrow nares often seen in these patients and provide an improved external nasal valve. 14 Schendel and Carlotti 3 warn of advancing the maxilla in male patients that have small noses relative to their face without planning for augmentation of the nasal dorsum to compensate for the expected changes.…”

Differences in facial soft tissue deviations in Class III patients with different types of mandibular asymmetry: A cone-beam computed tomography study

“…If required, rhinoplasty needs to be considered during or after jaw surgery to enhance the symmetry of the face. 32,33 For the anteroposterior positions, the nasal-and lip-related landmarks at the NDv are located more anteriorly than those at the Dv. This bilateral discrepancy in facial frontal projection might be due to the mandibular yaw rotation that can lead to anteroposterior positional differences between the sides.…”

Impact of facial bone deformity on nasal shape

“…In the case of orthognathic surgery, nasal change will be observed with increase in width of the base and raising of the tip [25][26][27] . Waite and Matukas [28] reported that rhinoplasty together with orthognathic surgery had to be performed in cases of aesthetic or functional deviation of the nasal septum, minor defects of the tip or morphology of the alar base and in cases of serious deformities of the nasal bridge [29] .…”

Nasal Deformities Associated With Orthognathic Surgery

“…Reduction of maxillary excess may widen the narrow nares often seen in these patients and provide an improved external nasal valve. 14 Schendel and Carlotti 3 warn of advancing the maxilla in male patients that have small noses relative to their face without planning for augmentation of the nasal dorsum to compensate for the expected changes.…”

Differences in facial soft tissue deviations in Class III patients with different types of mandibular asymmetry: A cone-beam computed tomography study

“…If required, rhinoplasty needs to be considered during or after jaw surgery to enhance the symmetry of the face. 32,33 For the anteroposterior positions, the nasal-and lip-related landmarks at the NDv are located more anteriorly than those at the Dv. This bilateral discrepancy in facial frontal projection might be due to the mandibular yaw rotation that can lead to anteroposterior positional differences between the sides.…”

Impact of facial bone deformity on nasal shape

“…In the case of orthognathic surgery, nasal change will be observed with increase in width of the base and raising of the tip [25][26][27] . Waite and Matukas [28] reported that rhinoplasty together with orthognathic surgery had to be performed in cases of aesthetic or functional deviation of the nasal septum, minor defects of the tip or morphology of the alar base and in cases of serious deformities of the nasal bridge [29] .…”

Nasal Deformities Associated With Orthognathic Surgery

“…Reduction of maxillary excess may widen the narrow nares often seen in these patients and provide an improved external nasal valve. 14 Schendel and Carlotti 3 warn of advancing the maxilla in male patients that have small noses relative to their face without planning for augmentation of the nasal dorsum to compensate for the expected changes.…”