Indications for tooth extraction: 1. coarse and asymmetrical jaw contour of wisdom teeth 2. coarse and asymmetrical jaw contour of wisdom teeth and muscle complex Wisdom teeth, commonly known as end teeth, are teeth that erupt after adulthood (18-26 years old), often because the teeth are too large and there is not enough room for growth, resulting in their ectopic, anisotropic growth, ectopic eruption, and incomplete eruption, etc. These conditions are also called obstructive (non-normal These conditions are also referred to as anagenesis (abnormal growth). In clinical practice, many of the changes in the cheeks during adolescence are due to the growth and eruption of large wisdom teeth, which leads to the expansion and bulging of the bed bone to the outside and pushes the locally attached muscles to move in the same direction, and even leads to the increase of the occlusal force and the hypertrophy of the occlusal muscles, thus causing the coarse, asymmetrical and deformed contours of the cheeks and jaws, and the patient will obviously feel that the face has become fatter and larger, and the melon face has become a round face, and the round face has become a square face. The round face becomes square face …… After the wisdom teeth are removed, the original attached bed bone and gums will gradually shrink due to physiological disuse, and the jaw contour curve will be softened; for the simultaneous accompanying bite muscle hypertrophy, BOTEX can be injected for aesthetic reduction. Without the tension, pain, swelling and long recovery period of bone grinding, you can recreate a melon-like soft oriental face!