Taking it on the chin: recognizing and accounting for lower face asymmetry in chin augmentation and genioplasty.

Plastic and reconstructive surgery 2015 Vol.135(6) p. 1591-1595

Aston SJ, Smith DM

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Abstract

During the course of thousands of preoperative facial analyses, it has become apparent that the chin, in most individuals, appears weaker on the left than on the right. This previously unreported disparity spans age, sex, and ethnicity. To document this finding, frontal and lateral photographs of 20 random patients from the senior author's practice were subjected to a battery of soft-tissue measurements. Analysis of four celebrities further demonstrated the ubiquity of relative left chin weakness. Precedent for asymmetry in human anatomy is abundant (e.g., handedness). Asymmetry, moreover, often is conserved throughout the population (e.g., sidedness of visceral orientation). Left-sided chin weakness appears to be another example of well-preserved anatomical asymmetry. The presence of this asymmetry should be considered in planning chin augmentation and genioplasty.

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유형영어 표현한국어 / 풀이UMLS CUI출처등장
합병증 asymmetry 비대칭 dict 5
시술 chin augmentation 턱끝성형술 dict 2
시술 genioplasty 턱끝성형술 dict 2
해부 lateral scispacy 1
해부 soft-tissue scispacy 1
해부 visceral scispacy 1
해부 chin scispacy 1
합병증 chin scispacy 1
질환 left chin weakness scispacy 1
질환 Left-sided chin weakness scispacy 1
질환 chin scispacy 1
기타 frontal scispacy 1
기타 human scispacy 1

MeSH Terms

Adult; Cephalometry; Chin; Cohort Studies; Esthetics; Facial Asymmetry; Female; Follow-Up Studies; Genioplasty; Humans; Male; Middle Aged; Preoperative Care; Retrospective Studies; Surgery, Plastic; Treatment Outcome

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