Chin Enhancement Using Serdev Suture: Five Case Reports
Meity Hidayani, Syarief Hidayat, Dali Amiruddi
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Meity Hidayani, Syarief Hidayat, Dali Amiruddi
Abstract
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The main goal of aesthetic facial cosmetic surgery is to achieve balance and harmony to the facial features. Chin augmentation and correction are the most important procedures to obtain overall facial beauty. Chin augmentation has been conducted since 100 years ago. Some synthetic implant alloplastic materials have been used including the observation of benefits, loss, and complication accompanied with it. The beauty of the chin is one of the important factors to enhance aesthetic facial features, where the chin is the lower most from 3 facial parts. Aesthetically, protrusion of the chin should be parallel to the line of facial profile. Protrusion of the chin gives character to the face. However imperfection and protrusion of the chin as a result of trauma, congenital or aging may hinder an individual’s appearance. Inconsistency between the bone and soft tissue is a common cause of impaired aesthetic beauty. [1,2]
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The main goal of aesthetic facial cosmetic surgery is to achieve balance and harmony to the facial features. Chin augmentation and correction are the most important procedures to obtain overall facial beauty. Chin augmentation has been conducted since 100 years ago. Some synthetic implant alloplastic materials have been used including the observation of benefits, loss, and complication accompanied with it. The beauty of the chin is one of the important factors to enhance aesthetic facial features, where the chin is the lower most from 3 facial parts. Aesthetically, protrusion of the chin should be parallel to the line of facial profile. Protrusion of the chin gives character to the face. However imperfection and protrusion of the chin as a result of trauma, congenital or aging may hinder an individual’s appearance. Inconsistency between the bone and soft tissue is a common cause of impaired aesthetic beauty. [1,2]
Key concepts: Chin, Fibrous joint, Geology, Medicine, Anatomy