Recently at a health program, a female anchor admitted that every time she moves her jaws she hears a cracking noise and feels pain.
She has an attractive appearance, but it surprised many people that she had this secret. 

When you look at a person with chin joint pains, the sides of their face can appear a little different, which is called facial asymmetry. 

Facial asymmetry happens from facial bone development and other natural factors. Resting your chin on your handschewing with one side,
other environmental factors can also be the cause.

Recently, cases of two-jaw surgery have been increasing to improve facial asymmetry. 

Two-jaw surgery corrects not only facial asymmetry, but also long faces, square jaw, protruding chin, protruding mouth, and malocclusion,
and is popular among people who want a balanced, small, and pretty face. 

Dr. Wonjin Park of Wonjin Beauty Medical Group says “two-jaw is necessary for facial asymmetry accompanied with protruding mouth, protruding chin, and malocclusion. However, facial asymmetry can be corrected with square jawchin tip surgery to even out the face.” 

He also says “to improve facial asymmetry, don’t consider just two-jaw surgery, but with a thorough consultation with a surgeon,
plan out a surgical procedure that is right for you. It is recommended that patients will look for a surgeon that not only has experience
but also check the patient’s facial skin and muscle to create the most suitable surgical method to correct facial asymmetry.”