Rhinoplasty: If I Have Facial Asymmetry, Is the Surgery Adjusted to Match It?

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Many people considering rhinoplasty also have facial asymmetry.

Asymmetry refers to cases where the facial balance is off, such as asymmetrical mouth corners or TMJ facial asymmetry,

causing the center line of the face to be crooked.

When looking at the face straight on, the positions of the left and right jawlines are different.

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Today, let's find out how rhinoplasty is performed when a patient has facial asymmetry.

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If I have facial asymmetry, is the surgery adjusted to match it?

Facial asymmetry is always taken into consideration when performing the surgery, and patients must fully understand this before undergoing the procedure.

This is because the nose alone cannot be made perfectly straight if the underlying skeletal structure is crooked.

The area we focus on aligning the most is ensuring the nose drops vertically from a straight line connecting the eyebrows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

If I have facial asymmetry, will the nose surgery be adjusted to match the asymmetry?

Yes, we always consider facial asymmetry when performing surgery. Since the nose cannot be perfectly straight if the underlying bone structure is crooked, patients should fully understand this aspect before undergoing surgery.

How do you align the center during asymmetric rhinoplasty?

The focus is on aligning the nose to descend vertically from a straight line connecting the eyebrows. Since the basic skeletal structure of the face is crooked, this standard is used to find the most visually natural balance.

What exactly does facial asymmetry mean?

It refers to a state where the balance of the face is off, causing the midline to be crooked. This includes asymmetrical mouth corners or temporomandibular joint asymmetry, and a typical characteristic is when the left and right jawlines are in different positions when viewed from the front.

Even if the asymmetry is severe, can the nose alone be made perfectly straight?

No, it is difficult to make the nose perfectly straight on its own. Since the basic skeletal structure of the face itself is crooked, the nose cannot be made straight independently, and surgery will be performed to achieve the best possible proportion considering the overall facial asymmetry.