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Surgery for cosmetic purposes: Mandibular surgery involves cutting the back of the lower jaw (mandible) and adjusting its position to correct a protruding or misaligned jaw. The surgery focuses on moving just the lower jaw to align it properly with the upper jaw (maxilla). Since only the lower jaw is adjusted, the procedure is less extensive compared to orthognathic surgery, which involves moving both the upper and lower jaws. Genioplasty involves reshaping the chin and achieving a more balanced, slimmer face with a V-line appearance. If you have a short chin and a wide face, the surgery adjusts the chin’s length and position to make your face look slimmer and more V-shaped. For those with a long chin and a flat face, the procedure shortens the front of the chin and cuts the jawbone near the ear to create a smaller, more proportionate face in line with the golden ratio. Septoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to correct a deviated septum, which is the cartilage and bone structure dividing your nostrils. If your septum is crooked or misaligned, it can block airflow and make it hard to breathe through your nose. Septoplasty straightens this septum to improve airflow and enhance nasal function, offering benefits like easier breathing, reduced congestion, improved sleep, less snoring, fewer sinus infections, and better nasal function. If you're struggling with nasal blockage or related issues, septoplasty could be the solution for a more comfortable and healthier life. Rhinoplasty, commonly known as a nose job, is a cosmetic surgery designed to improve the appearance and function of the nose. Whether you want to change the size or shape of your nose for aesthetic reasons or to fix breathing issues, rhinoplasty can help. The procedure involves reshaping the bone and cartilage in the nose to achieve your desired look or to correct functional problems.

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