Lower Jaw Surgery:
Mandibular Osteotomy, or Lower Jaw Osteotomy, is a surgical procedure that aims to mobilize the mandible to correct an anomaly in its position. The mandible may be too far forward (mandibular prognathism), too far behind (mandibular retrognathism), or deviated (right or left mandibular deviation).

V-Line surgery:
Using this method, the chin can be placed forward or backward to create a better profile. In V-Line surgery, an incision is made inside the mouth along the lower gum line first and the tip of the chin is resected with one horizontal and two vertical cuts that together resemble a T-shape. To further reduce the length of the chin, another horizontal cut can be made.

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