In Taiwan, the prevalence of patients with skeletal Class Ill malocclusion is higher than that in Western population. If the skeletal discrepancy is too severe to be corrected by orthodontic treatment only, orthognathic surgery should be included in the ideal treatment plan. Not only the dental alignment, but also the patient 掇 facial profile will be corrected in the same time. This patient of the case report was a 17 years old female. Her chief complaint was mandibular prognathism. The diagnosis for this patient was severely skeletal Class Ill malocclusion with dental compensation. The treatment plan for this patient was orthodontic treatment combined with one-jaw orthognathic surgery. After the pre-surgical orthodontic treatment, mandi bular set-back with intraoral vertical ramus osteotomy was performed and immediately followed by vertical pull chin-cap with intermaxillary elastics. The final result of this treatment plan was good and this patient was fully satisfied. For the skeletal Class III malocclusion, the orthodontic treatment combined with orthognathicsurgery is an optional method and could bean ideal treatment for patients with severely skeletal discrepancy.