Can jaw implants be part of a jaw retraction surgery so that the net effect is something like moving the mouth backward while maintaining the same jaw line, or is this two surgeries or simply not possible without substantial change to the appearance of the jaw?
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July 25, 2022
Answer: Implants can be part of orthognathic surgeries.
Although your words are clear, their meaning could easily be misunderstood.
Are you saying you'd like to have a higher jaw angle? Your example picture (person) has a different shape overall. Perhaps you want to vertically increase the height of your chin and achieve the "angular" look you like....
If you do not need a chin implant, you could get jaw angle implants only.
When you say you'd like a "stronger masseter," that could mean a few things, and to know what you mean by that with certainty, you would have to offer more details.
Aesthetics, likes, and dislikes are not easy to...
Yes, custom implants can add volume to the midface/paranasal area of your face. However, to assess your case more accurately, a proper study should be conducted first.
Did your surgeon suggest DJS surgery?