[Nano Double Jaw Surgery] Rotational Adjustment of Facial Bones

Occlusal Facial Rotation Surgery (Technical Core)

Distinguishing itself from traditional straight-cut bimaxillary advancement, this procedure uses occlusion as the pivot point to rotate and reposition both the maxilla and mandible as a unified unit:

1. First, utilize precision craniofacial instruments (minimally invasive power devices shown in the image) for refined osteotomy, adjusting the angles of the upper and lower jawbones based on occlusal relationships;
2. Simultaneously correct malocclusion to fundamentally address underbites, skeletal protruding lips, and facial asymmetry, while rotating and lifting mid-facial bones to improve nasolabial folds and mid-face collapse;
3. Balances oral occlusal function with facial contour aesthetics, achieving dual improvements in both function and appearance.

Nano Bimaxillary™ Technology Highlights

1. Nano-level minimally invasive osteotomy: Paired with refined minimally invasive power instruments, resulting in smaller incisions, precise bone surface smoothing, minimal intraoperative trauma, and reduced risks of postoperative swelling and nerve damage;
2. Rotational bone adjustment logic: Guided by the principle of "rotating facial bones" rather than rigidly pushing or pulling the jaws forward or backward. This repositions the proportions of the mid and lower face through rotation, optimizing lateral profile lines and addressing protruding lips, receding chins, and moon faces;
3. Adapts to occlusal abnormalities: Treats skeletal malocclusions such as crossbite (underbite), bimaxillary protrusion, open bite, and facial asymmetry. This is classified as a Level IV orthognathic surgery.