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Sequencing matters. Skeletal work precedes soft-tissue refinement, and rhinoplasty is generally staged after any jaw movement. Map your intentions here, then take the plan to a surgeon who will tell you what is actually possible.
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Sequencing principles
- Skeletal foundation first: orthognathic and other bony work changes the soft-tissue envelope that later procedures refine.
- Rhinoplasty after maxillary movement — a Le Fort I alters nasal base position and tip rotation.
- Allow full soft-tissue settling (typically 9–12 months after skeletal surgery) before judging the need for refinement.
- Hair restoration and facial implants are usually independent of the skeletal sequence and can be staged flexibly.
- Combining procedures reduces total anaesthesia exposure and downtime, but increases single-session risk. Your surgeon decides what is safe to combine.
Information on this platform is for educational purposes and should not replace consultation with a qualified medical professional. Surgical suitability, risks, and expected outcomes must be assessed by an appropriately qualified surgeon.