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Chin Dysmorphology in the Primary Rhinoplasty Population: Prevalence, Objective Analysis, and Implications.
Demetrius M Coombs1, Vivian Hua2, Viren Patel1
1Department of Plastic Surgery, The Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH, USA.
Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
|July 10, 2023
Summary
Most rhinoplasty patients have chin deformities, but few opt for surgical correction. This study explores chin imperfection prevalence and management challenges in patients seeking nose surgery.
Area of Science:
- Plastic Surgery
- Facial Aesthetics
- Rhinoplasty
Background:
- Chin deformities are frequently underestimated.
- Genioplasty denial poses challenges in surgical planning, particularly for microgenia and chin deviation.
- Understanding chin imperfection prevalence in rhinoplasty candidates is crucial.
Conclusions:
- A significant percentage of rhinoplasty patients have identifiable chin deformities.
- Patient reluctance to undergo chin surgery limits achieving complete facial harmony.
- Further discussion on patient aversion and mitigation strategies is warranted.
