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Utilization of Soft Tissue and Bone Surface Scanning Algorithm, in Streamlining Diagnosis and Treatment Planning of Facial Asymmetry. Toward Advancing Protocol

DOI: 10.46998/IJCMCR.2021.11.000270 Abstract Introduction: Symmetry has always been a feature of facial attractiveness. Treating facial asymmetry and deformity are commonly encountered by maxillofacial surgeons. However, diagnosing and treatment planning is not an easy task and require experience and meticulous skills. Knowing the exact relationship between facial hard and soft tissue is mandatory for proper management and allows for developing a treatment plan that aims squarely at the patient complaint and avoid unnecessary procedures. In this study we aim to purpose a landmark independent algorithm for measuring facial asymmetries and clarify the relationship between facial hard and overlaying soft tissue in six different anatomical regions.