The double jaw surgery and genio process looks like this: Upper Jaw (Maxilla) Surgery: The surgeon makes an incision inside the upper lip (Le Fort I osteotomy), cuts the bone to separate and reposition the maxilla, and secures it with titanium plates and screws.Lower Jaw (Mandible) Surgery: The surgeon makes incisions along the back of the lower jaw (Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy or BSSO), splits and repositions the bone, and fixes it with plates and screws.Chin (Genioplasty): As the final component of the "triple," the chin bone is cut, slid or repositioned to the planned aesthetic and functional alignment, then secured with mini-plates.Closure: Incisions are closed with dissolvable stitches. Intermaxillary fixation (elastics/rubber bands) is placed to guide the bite. Upper Jaw (Maxilla) Surgery: The surgeon makes an incision inside the upper lip (Le Fort I osteotomy), cuts the bone to separate and reposition the maxilla, and secures it with titanium plates and screws.Lower Jaw (Mandible) Surgery: The surgeon makes incisions along the back of the lower jaw (Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy or BSSO), splits and repositions the bone, and fixes it with plates and screws.Chin (Genioplasty): As the final component of the "triple," the chin bone is cut, slid or repositioned to the planned aesthetic and functional alignment, then secured with mini-plates.Closure: Incisions are closed with dissolvable stitches. Intermaxillary fixation (elastics/rubber bands) is placed to guide the bite. #surgery - @timothy.haireth