Titlebook: Aesthetic Perspectives in Jaw Surgery; Harvey M. Rosen Book 1999 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1999 aesthetic surgery.aesthetics.communic

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Harvey M. RosenPresents the latest aesthetic enhancements in orthognathic (jaw) surgery *.In the work, Dr. Rosen, who has "changed the way most surgeons work on the jaw and chin" (James Ferraro, President of the Max

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978-1-4612-7430-8Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1999

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Paola Furla,Sophie Richier,Denis Allemand to normative standards, in both the sagittal and vertical dimensions. Accordingly, the following question must be addressed: Can facial disproportion in the sagittal and/or vertical dimensions be attractive and, if so, under what circumstances? Let us first examine the sagittal dimension.

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Jaap A. Kaandorp,Maxim Filatov,Nol Chindapoltion of soft tissue pogonion in both the sagittal and vertical dimensions. Accordingly, they help dictate the aesthetic desirability of simultaneous jaw repositioning and osseous genioplasty. Situations in which this is most clinically applicable are those involving mandibular rotational changes in

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Robert H. Richmond,Eric Wolanskive a direct aesthetic impact and those that influence the aesthetic result in a more indirect fashion. For instance, an example of a technical variation that may directly influence the aesthetic result is an alar cinch suture. An example of an indirect factor would be technical variations that affec

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