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[ARTICLES] Witch’s Chin: Achieving a Natural Chin Line Through Customized Surgery Considering Muscle Structure and Incision Method

A “witch’s chin,” where the chin extends downward and creates a sharp impression or disrupts facial balance, is more than just a cosmetic issue—it can also cause functional discomfort. It may arise not only from congenital factors but also as a side effect of procedures such as facial contouring surgery, chin fillers, or fat grafting. The primary causes are displacement of the chin muscles and imbalance in the surrounding soft tissues. As a result, the chin can appear longer when speaking or smiling, disturbing the overall harmony of the face. The core of witch’s chin correction surgery lies in muscle repositioning. By restoring and fixing sagging muscles upward, surgeons can reestablish the chin’s natural curve and refine the facial contour for a softer, more balanced appearance. In particular, the choice of incision site should not be limited to intraoral approaches alone. It is crucial to conduct a precise assessment of each patient’s condition and select the most effective meth...

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