Sagittal reduction genioplasty: Technical note

Lagos, Omar Alejandro Vega; Montenegro, Laura; Colucci, Giorgio; Amarista, Felix Jose

doi:10.1016/j.jormas.2022.02.015

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“…Genioplasty is often performed to promote a harmonious aesthetic of the lower face regardless of occlusion type. The first conventional horizontal sliding genioplasty was performed in 1942 by Hofer; since then, the genioplasty approach has undergone numerous modifications 1 . Among them, setback genioplasty is used to create an aesthetic jaw-end appearance by moving the mentum backward when it protrudes more than normal, which is a simpler procedure that carries a lower risk of nerve injury compared to mandibular setback surgery.…”

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Setback genioplasty with rotation for aesthetic mentolabial soft tissue: a case report

Hong,

Ohe,

Shim

et al. 2023

JKAOMS

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The mentum plays an important role in the aesthetics of the face, and genioplasty is performed to improve an unbalance of the mentum. Among the various surgical approaches, setback genioplasty is used to create an aesthetic jaw-end appearance by moving the mentum backward when it protrudes more than normal. However, conventional setback genioplasty may be aesthetically disadvantageous because the profile of the mentum could become flat. This case study attempted to overcome the limitations of conventional setback genioplasty by rotating the position of the menton and pogonion. We devised a new method for setback genioplasty by rotating the segment anteroinferiorly. Using virtual surgery, we were able to specify the range of surgery more accurately and easily, and the surgery time was reduced. This case report showed the difference in chin soft tissue responses between conventional setback genioplasty and setback genioplasty with rotation.

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Setback genioplasty with rotation for aesthetic mentolabial soft tissue: a case report

Hong,

Ohe,

Shim

et al. 2023

JKAOMS

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“…Since genioplasty was first described in 1942 by Hofer via the extraoral approach, Trauner and Obwegeser introduced genioplasty via an intraoral approach in 1957 [1][2][3]. To achieve more favorable esthetic results, many surgeons have developed and modified various analyses, categories, parameters, and techniques for genioplasty.…”

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Bow-tie genioplasty: a novel technique for sagittal reduction of chin using segmental rotation setback movement

Lee

Chae

2022

J Cosmet Med

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Since genioplasty was first described by Hofer in 1942, various genioplasty techniques have been developed and modified. However, the literature on sagittal reduction genioplasty is scarce. Most of these are modifications of the traditional two methods-grinding and sliding setback, with potential complications. The purpose of this article is to introduce a novel technique (bow-tie genioplasty) to achieve favorable sagittal reduction of the chin without potential complications from the traditional methods. Bow-tie genioplasty is a technique that uses bilateral wedge-shaped osteotomy on the chin. This osteotomy was designed to rotate the distal segment posteriorly, as shown in the diagrams. We present an example of a patient with a protruding chin treated with bow-tie genioplasty. There were no significant adverse effects or complications that could be triggered by the traditional setback methods, and the surgeon and patients were satisfied with the esthetic results. Bow-tie genioplasty is the most innovative technique for sagittal reduction of the chin. This novel technique may optimize the chin setback effect while minimizing the complications associated with the traditional method.

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F-Chin/Feminizing the Chin: A Genioplasty Technique with Virtual Planning for Male-to-Female Transgender Patients

Sanz,

Ângelo,

Marques

et al. 2024

Aesth Plast Surg

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Sagittal reduction genioplasty: Technical note

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Setback genioplasty with rotation for aesthetic mentolabial soft tissue: a case report

Setback genioplasty with rotation for aesthetic mentolabial soft tissue: a case report

Bow-tie genioplasty: a novel technique for sagittal reduction of chin using segmental rotation setback movement

F-Chin/Feminizing the Chin: A Genioplasty Technique with Virtual Planning for Male-to-Female Transgender Patients

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