Despite the growing recognition of airway-related disorders and facial imbalance, comprehensive education on airway function and facial harmony remains largely absent from traditional medical and dental training. At the AOS Institute, we believe understanding the relationship between facial form, function, and breathing is essential to modern patient care—and represents the future of facial and airway-focused healthcare. Our education bridges this gap by providing clinicians with a structured, evidence-based framework that connects diagnosis, facial aesthetics, airway health, and long-term outcomes.