Every procedure, documented the same way.

An osteotomy that separates the tooth-bearing maxilla so it can be repositioned in three dimensions.

A pyramidal osteotomy that advances the nose together with the central midface as one unit.

A craniofacial osteotomy that separates and advances the entire midface, including the orbits.

Simultaneous repositioning of both jaws, allowing coordinated changes to bite, airway, and facial proportions.

Forward movement of the upper jaw to improve midface support, bite, and often airway.

A bilateral sagittal split osteotomy that moves the lower jaw forward to correct retrognathia.

Posterior repositioning of the lower jaw for mandibular prognathism.

Surgical repositioning of the chin bone in three dimensions.

The most common genioplasty variant: the chin segment slides forward and is plated in position.

Alloplastic implant placed over the chin bone to increase projection and width.

First-time reshaping of the nasal framework — bone, cartilage, and soft tissue.

Corrective surgery after a previous rhinoplasty, usually requiring reconstruction and grafting.

Surgery directed primarily at nasal airflow rather than appearance.

Combined correction of the septum and the external nasal shape in one operation.

Narrowing of the nostrils or nasal base through precise wedge excisions.

Targeted reshaping of the nasal tip cartilages for definition, rotation, and projection.

Removal or redistribution of excess upper eyelid skin, muscle, and fat.

Correction of under-eye bags, hollows, and the lid–cheek junction.

Detachment and repositioning of the lateral canthal tendon to change eye shape or lid position.

A tightening/supporting suture of the canthal tendon without full detachment.

Expansion of orbital volume to reduce eye protrusion, most often in thyroid eye disease.

Repositioning of the brow to change its height, shape, and relationship to the orbital rim.

Alloplastic implants that increase zygomatic projection and midface definition.

Elevation of descended midface soft tissue to restore cheek position.

Custom implants that build up a deficient or negatively vectored orbital rim.

Transfer of the patient's own fat to restore or add volume in selected facial areas.

Partial removal of the buccal fat pad to reduce lower cheek fullness.

Contour-focused fat transfer used to refine transitions after skeletal or lifting surgery.

Shortening of the philtral height to increase upper lip show and improve the lip–tooth relationship.

Repositioning of deep facial soft tissue and skin to restore youthful contour.

Correction of submental fullness, platysmal banding, and cervical laxity.

Redistribution of permanent donor follicles to restore hairline density and shape.

Surgical advancement of the hairline to shorten a tall forehead in a single stage.

Reduction or reshaping of the frontal bone and brow ridge, often with hairline advancement.