Spreading nose phenomenon after a double jaw surgery.

I'd like to tell you about spreading nose phenomenon after a double jaw surgery.

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Double jaw surgery is one of the invasive surgeries, so people have a lot of questions and inquiries.

Why there's a  spreading nose phenomenon after a double jaw operation? What is the cause? Today, Lee Jin-soo, the head of Faceline Plastic Surgery Clinic, will tell you about this phenomenon after a double jaw surgery.

There are many cases where the nose has spread from side to side, and many people say that you need to get a nose job after the 2 Jaw surgery.

In the past, 2 Jaw surgery was done when the upper jaw is located backwards and lower jaw is protruded too much.

In that case, advancing the upper jaw a lot with and reversing the lower jaw. When the lower jaw comes forward, the bottom of the nose tends to move forward.

In fact, the bottom of your nose can spread as you move your upper jaw forward.
However, in recent 2 jaw surgeries, there is often little or no forward movement of the upper and lower jaws.
You don't have to worry about a nose unless you're pushing your upper and lower jaw forward in a double jaw surgery.
And even if you move your upper and lower jaws forward, there are a lot of different treatments that tie your nose on the bottom of your nose to minimize spreading phenomenon.

With the large movement of the bone and the large change after the operation, it is important to have the experience and know-how of surgery. Director Lee Jin-soo of Faceline Plastic Surgery Clinic has been attending international academic competitions every year since 2005, introducing know-how on facial bone surgery such as double jaw and facial contouring  and continuing research activities. As a result, he has his own know-how.