This is one of the sides of plastic surgery I love the most. Reconstructive surgery. Not every surgery is about reversing aging or improving aesthetics. Sometimes, it’s about correcting something a person has lived with since birth. Our patient was born with hemifacial microsomia, a congenital condition in which one side of the face doesn’t develop as fully as the other. In her case, the right side of her face was significantly underdeveloped, affecting her jaw alignment, bite, cheekbones, and overall facial symmetry. She had already undergone facial implant surgery in the past, but there were still underlying skeletal differences that needed to be addressed. For this reason, we planned a comprehensive facial reconstruction, combining double jaw surgery, genioplasty, and five custom-made facial implants, while also removing her previous implants. The entire procedure was planned virtually using her own 3D anatomy, allowing us to carefully design the bone movements, surgical guide...