Jaw aesthetics addresses shape irregularities of the lower third of the face: defining the chin, correcting jaw asymmetry and balancing the profile. Personalized solutions exist through both surgical and non-surgical methods.

Shape irregularities of the jaw, which forms the lower third of the face, can cause both aesthetic and functional problems.
Jaw aesthetic procedures are performed to define the chin, correct jaw asymmetries and balance the profile. Personalized solutions are available through surgical and non-surgical methods.
Every treatment is planned personally after an examination and imaging. Contact us with your questions or request an appointment with the form below.
It covers defining the chin, correcting jaw asymmetries and balancing the facial profile. The jaw forms the lower third of the face, so its shape affects both appearance and function.
Both approaches exist. Which one is appropriate depends on your anatomy and your goals, and is decided after examination and imaging; some cases call for jaw contouring or genioplasty, a chin procedure.
Yes. Irregularities in the shape of the jaw can cause functional as well as aesthetic problems, which is why the assessment looks at how the jaw works and not only at how it looks.
Orthognathic surgery corrects mismatches between the upper and lower jaw, while jaw aesthetics focuses on chin definition, asymmetry and profile balance. The two can overlap, and the examination clarifies which applies.
Jaw contouring and related procedures are part of the work of oral and maxillofacial surgeon Assoc. Prof. Dr. Türker Yücesoy. Consultations are held in Turkish, English and French, and the plan is set after examination.
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