Patients for orthognathic treatment involves various factors that may ultimately influence levels of
patient satisfaction. These include: physiological; medical; interpersonal and psychological. The majority of studies investigating the psychological aspects of patients undergoing orthognathic treatment, have shown that patients seeking orthognathic treatment are psychologically well
adjusted prior to surgery, and appear to have fewer deficits in their personality dimensions than those patients seeking other ‘cosmetic-type’ procedures.