Unidirectional lengthening is one of the main problems of distraction osteogenesis when treating mandibular defects. In order to solve the problem, multi-directional distractors have evolved to better control the distraction vectors. We presented a 22 years old female who was diagnosed as post trauma facial deformity with severe mandibular defects. To reconstruct the under-developed mandible, we applied distraction osteogenesis with the multi-directional device and on the second stage performed orthognathic surgery to achieve better occlusion and function. The facial asymmetry was greatly improved and the patient was satisfied with the results. By this multidirectional device, the desired vectors could be controlled during distraction and therefore better attained esthetic and functional goals.