Before & After · Gangnam, Seoul

Two-Jaw Surgery Before and After in Korea

Two-jaw surgery repositions the entire upper and lower jaw to correct bite problems, jaw misalignment, long face or asymmetry. These before and after photos show two-jaw surgery results by Dr. Sang-Baek Han in Seoul.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Sang-Baek Han, M.D., Ph.D. — Seoul National University graduate, Korean board-certified plastic surgeon · Last reviewed October 2026

Patient results

Two-Jaw Surgery before and after photos

Two-jaw orthognathic surgery before and after profile, Seoul
Two-jaw (orthognathic) surgery — before and after profile
ASO instead of two-jaw surgery before and after profile, Korea
Patient advised elsewhere to have two-jaw surgery, treated with ASO instead — before and after
ASO as alternative to two-jaw surgery before and after, Seoul
Protruding mouth corrected with ASO instead of two-jaw surgery — before and after

Photos are of real patients treated at Seoul Cheil Plastic Surgery and are shown with their consent. Individual results vary; a consultation is needed to confirm suitability. All surgery carries risk.

What changes

What patients typically see after two-jaw surgery

  • A corrected bite and jaw alignment
  • A more balanced facial length and profile
  • Improved symmetry between the left and right sides

Who it suits

Who is a candidate?

  • Underbite, open bite or significant jaw misalignment
  • Skeletal facial asymmetry
  • Long face caused by jaw position
Dr. Sang-Baek Han, Seoul National University graduate and Korean board-certified plastic surgeon

Surgeon for every case on this page

Dr. Sang-Baek Han, M.D., Ph.D.

Seoul National University graduate (M.D., master's and Ph.D.), trained in plastic surgery at Seoul National University Hospital, and a Korean board-certified plastic surgeon since 1999. He personally performs every operation at Seoul Cheil Plastic Surgery.

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FAQ

Two-Jaw Surgery — frequently asked questions

How is two-jaw surgery different from ASO?

Two-jaw surgery moves the entire upper and lower jaw; ASO moves only the front segments. ASO is less invasive and suits protrusion without a major bite problem.

Will I need orthodontic treatment?

Many two-jaw cases are planned together with orthodontic treatment. Your surgeon will advise after examining your X-rays and CT scan.

How do I know which surgery I need?

Send front and side photos for a preliminary assessment; a final plan is made after an in-person examination with X-rays and CT.

Related results

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