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Non Surgical Way to Bring Jaw Forward? (photo)

asked 5 months ago by moni ok in new orleans
Latest answer by Julio Garcia, MD
Question viewed 400 times
Tags: jaw, options, overbite

I am 31 years old, I have a deep overbite and one side of my jaw has class 2 occlusion which makes my jaw look more rerouted on one side than the other.....can some orthodontic appliance help correct this problem and maybe bring my jaw forward a little....I really don't wish to break my jaw and face the side effects of jaw surgeries

6 answers to Non Surgical Way to Bring Jaw Forward? (photo)

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Nonsurgical alteration to the jaw

I am afraid that orthodontics will likely not correct you enough, it might improve your occlusion some, but it looks like you need orthognathic surgery.
Julio Garcia, MD

Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon
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Non surgical way to bring jaw forward

With a deep overbite and significant asymmetries of the jaw line, it is probably best to undergo a mandibular osteotomy and set the jaw forward. Oral maxillofacial surgeons typically perform this procedure. A second way to bring the jaw forward from a cosmetic standpoint would be to simply insert a chin implant onto the front portion of the mandible. There is no way to bring the jaw forward without performing surgery.
William Portuese, MD

Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Correction of Weak Chin

A chin/jowl implant would be the best alternative if you don't want mandibular advancement. Fat or Radiesse injections would be another choice but improvement would be limited.
Richard W. Fleming, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Non Surgical Way to Bring Jaw Forward?

From the photos, your chin is extremely weak. If you're not interested in a Chin Implant, to augment the chin, Radiesse could be injected to do the augmentation as an office procedure. The Radiesse lasts about 1 year. Be sure the MD, you choose, understands and follows the proper aesthetics of facial beauty.
Francis R. Palmer, III, MD

Beverly Hills Facial Plastic Surgeon
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Balancing chin, jaw with dermal fillers/implants

Thank you for your question. You seem to have what is called receeding chin / jaw. When chin prominence is relatively small in comparison to nose and lips. In a well balanced face tip of the nose and chin are at the same vertical plane on the side view. You can improve this by using injectable chin filler or have a permanent chin implant inserted surgically.
Alexandra Chambers, MD

London Dermatologist
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Overbite with Class 2 occlusion

Hi, Honestly the best way would be to do the mandibular osteotomy, However, if you are totally opposes to it then you can consider a chin implant which is somewhat less invasive. You could also try some radiesse injections, although this will only give you minimal jaw projection. Best, Dr.S.
Oleh Slupchynskyj, MD

New York Facial Plastic Surgeon

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