Orthognathic & Oral Cancer Surgery
Dr. Ahmed El-Far specializes in orthognathic and jaw tumor surgery, providing complete solutions for jaw protrusion, retrusion, and facial asymmetry to improve chewing, speech, and facial balance. He performs precise surgeries for benign and malignant jaw tumors, with reconstruction using advanced surgical and digital techniques to ensure the best results, restore function and beauty, and give patients a confident, lasting smile.
Our Services
Facial Asymmetry
Facial Asymmetry is a condition where one side of the face differs from the other in jaw position, bone size, or muscle shape. While minor differences are common, noticeable asymmetry can affect appearance, chewing, and speech. Treatment varies depending on the cause and may include orthodontics or jaw surgery to restore facial balance and improve function and aesthetics.
Expert Surgery for Jaw Issues & Oral Tumors
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Alfar provides expert orthognathic and oral cancer surgery for children and adults, including treatment for gummy smile, open bite, jaw protrusion/retrusion, facial asymmetry, cleft-related cases, tumor diagnosis (biopsy), treatment planning, neck dissection, tumor resection, and jaw reconstruction using flaps and grafts
Orthognathic Surgery Class II
Prof. Dr. Ahmed Alfarspecializes in orthognathic surgery for Class II cases, treating jaw retrusion and facial imbalance. Using mandibular advancement (BSSO) and advanced planning, he restores proper bite function, facial aesthetics, and overall oral harmony for lasting results.
Surgeries
Facial Asymmetry
Before Surgery: A 20-year-old girl came to me feeling something was off with her face. She only took photos from one angle and avoided smiling. She said, “It’s not just looks… I feel people stare, and I lost my confidence.” After Surgery: We corrected her jaw and facial asymmetry. Months later, she came back glowing. She said, “For the first time, I feel comfortable in the mirror… I can smile freely now.” That was our biggest success.
Class II
She always felt her mouth looked unbeautiful . Every time she smiled, someone would say, “Do you have buck teeth?”—a word that stuck with her for years. She started avoiding mirrors, feeling her jaw shape affected her life and confidence. She finally had Class II orthognathic surgery. After recovery, she told me, “I finally feel at peace with myself… now I smile without thinking twice.”
Cleft lip and palate
I always felt something was wrong with my face — I was born with a **cleft lip and palate**. People’s comments hurt, so I avoided photos and covered my mouth when speaking. It wasn’t just about looks — I felt everyone was staring. I decided to have surgery, and Dr. Ahmed El-Far worked hard to achieve this result. The hardest moment was seeing myself after recovery. My sound didn’t change, I smiled and said, “This is me.” My confidence and my life came back.
About Me
Dr. Ahmed Elfar
Consultant of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Dr. Ahmed Elfar trained in orthognathic surgery and maxillofacial reconstruction in Germany and India, mastering virtual surgical planning, 3D-guided osteotomies, and microvascular free flap reconstruction for complex facial defects.
He currently works at one of the most specialized craniofacial and orthognathic surgery centers in the region. His clinical expertise covers a wide range of procedures, including correction of dentofacial deformities (Class II, Class III, facial asymmetry, open bite), management of facial trauma, and reconstructive surgery using fibula, radial forearm free flaps. He also integrates digital workflows, including virtual planning, surgical guides, and intraoral scanning for high precision.
Articles
Class II
What is Class II Malocclusion? Class II malocclusion is a condition where the upper jaw is significantly ahead of the lower jaw, causing the upper front teeth to protrude noticeably. It is sometimes called an “overbite” or “buck teeth.” This condition can affect one’s smile and facial profile, and may lead...
Class III
what Is Class III Malocclusion (Underbite)? Class III malocclusion is a dental and skeletal condition where the lower jaw (mandible) is positioned too far forward, or the upper jaw (maxilla) is too small or set back. This results in the lower teeth overlapping the upper teeth when the mouth is closed...
Facial Asymmetry
Facial Asymmetry and Orthognathic Surgery What Is Facial Asymmetry? Facial asymmetry refers to a condition where one side of the face appears different from the other. While a mild degree of asymmetry is completely normal, significant differences can impact facial aesthetics, jaw function, and even self-confidence. In severe cases, individuals may feel...
Orthognathic Surgery
orthognathic Surgery for Patients What is Orthognathic Surgery? Orthognathic surgery is a specialized procedure used to correct problems related to the alignment of the upper and lower jaws. These issues can affect facial appearance, chewing, breathing, and even speech. In many cases, braces alone are not enough to solve the problem, and...
