A guide on how to fix/fraud the 3 most important carnofacial Angles

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Angles and Surgery Guide
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Angles covered in this guide:

1. Mandibular plane angle
2. Orbital maxillary plane angle
3. Temporal plane angle

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1. Mandibular Plane Angle



1. Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)

• Directly alters mandibular inclination.
• Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes lower facial height.

2. CCW Rotation

• Provides similar structural and aesthetic results to BSSO by rotating the jaw complex.

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)

• Advances both upper and lower jaws simultaneously.
• Best for fixing this angle; maximizes stability and airway volume for severe OSA.

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2. Orbital Maxillary Plane Angle



1. Le Fort III

• Best for this angle, but typically only indicated for patients under 9 years old with severe congenital deformity.
• Addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion without altering cheekbones.

2. Narrow Le Fort II

• Main alternative to fix this angle.
• Yields similar or slightly less dramatic results compared to Le Fort III.

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3. Temporal Plane Angle



1. Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

• Surgical approach, though widely considered unfixable via standard elective means.

2. Hairstyling / Cover-up

• Grow
  ing hair over the area to obscure the frame.

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Angles and Surgery Guide
​

---

Angles covered in this guide:

1. Mandibular plane angle
2. Orbital maxillary plane angle
3. Temporal plane angle

---

1. Mandibular Plane Angle



1. Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)

• Directly alters mandibular inclination.
• Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes lower facial height.

2. CCW Rotation

• Provides similar structural and aesthetic results to BSSO by rotating the jaw complex.

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)

• Advances both upper and lower jaws simultaneously.
• Best for fixing this angle; maximizes stability and airway volume for severe OSA.

---

2. Orbital Maxillary Plane Angle



1. Le Fort III

• Best for this angle, but typically only indicated for patients under 9 years old with severe congenital deformity.
• Addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion without altering cheekbones.

2. Narrow Le Fort II

• Main alternative to fix this angle.
• Yields similar or slightly less dramatic results compared to Le Fort III.

---

3. Temporal Plane Angle



1. Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

• Surgical approach, though widely considered unfixable via standard elective means.

2. Hairstyling / Cover-up

• Grow
  ing hair over the area to obscure the frame.

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@thecel every thread has consequences and this was yours...

im quite interested how many positive reactions this thread will get due to it being AI and very bad advice but given most of you guys are around the same intelligence level as OP i doubt many will realize

 

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@thecel every thread has consequences and this was yours...

im quite interested how many positive reactions this thread will get due to it being AI and very bad advice but given most of you guys are around the same intelligence level as OP i doubt many will realize

Here is the real guide i give to ai but it summarize it i meant to color it and i asked for permission in dms
Here is the real guide
So ive read a thread by @thecel he covered the 3 most important carnofacial Angles

And here i will tell i how to fix or fraud theses

_______________________

Angles covered in this guide

1. mandibular plane angle

2. Orbital maxillary plane angle

3. Temporal plane angle

________________________

1.mandibular plane angle

_______________________

1.Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)

Directly alters mandibular inclination. Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes the lower facial height.3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)Advances both the upper and lower jaws simultaneously.Maximizes stability and airway volume. It provides the most dramatic improvement for high-angle patients with severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and high long-term skeletal stability

________________________

2. Cww

It gives the same results as bsso

___________________________

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)

The best for fixing this angle Directly alters mandibular inclination. Advancing the mandible

_____________

2. Orbital maxillary plane angle

_________________

1. Lefort 3

Its the best for this but u can't get this unless ur 9 year old or lower and deformed Specifically addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion. It isolates the nose and central maxilla without altering the cheekbones (zygomas)

________________

Nigga i will always help u

2. Narrow lefort 2

It's ur only other hope that u can FIX this angle

Same results or maybe less than lefort 3

_________________

3. Temporal plane angle

________________

1. Some people say its not fixable

Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

_____________

2. Or grow hair there
to fraud boyo

__________



And remember its over it never begun

 

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So please don't Accusing someone before you know all the details

@thecel every thread has consequences and this was yours...

im quite interested how many positive reactions this thread will get due to it being AI and very bad advice but given most of you guys are around the same intelligence level as OP i doubt many will realize

 

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So please don't Accusing someone before you know all the details

@Mast Reich

 

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charlie kirk is a good example of brootal temporal plane angle lol

 

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@thecel every thread has consequences and this was yours...

im quite interested how many positive reactions this thread will get due to it being AI and very bad advice but given most of you guys are around the same intelligence level as OP i doubt many will realize

And thats a completely different idea
He was talking about them and their ideal value and example of people who has good vs bad Angles on the other hand i mad a guide on how to fix them

 

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@thecel every thread has consequences and this was yours...

im quite interested how many positive reactions this thread will get due to it being AI and very bad advice but given most of you guys are around the same intelligence level as OP i doubt many will realize

Nigga said bad advice then how the fuck do u expect to fix these bone smashing or smth

 

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Angles and Surgery Guide
​

---

Angles covered in this guide:

1. Mandibular plane angle
2. Orbital maxillary plane angle
3. Temporal plane angle

---

1. Mandibular Plane Angle



1. Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)

• Directly alters mandibular inclination.
• Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes lower facial height.

2. CCW Rotation

• Provides similar structural and aesthetic results to BSSO by rotating the jaw complex.

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)

• Advances both upper and lower jaws simultaneously.
• Best for fixing this angle; maximizes stability and airway volume for severe OSA.

---

2. Orbital Maxillary Plane Angle



1. Le Fort III

• Best for this angle, but typically only indicated for patients under 9 years old with severe congenital deformity.
• Addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion without altering cheekbones.

2. Narrow Le Fort II

• Main alternative to fix this angle.
• Yields similar or slightly less dramatic results compared to Le Fort III.

---

3. Temporal Plane Angle



1. Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

• Surgical approach, though widely considered unfixable via standard elective means.

2. Hairstyling / Cover-up

• Grow
  ing hair over the area to obscure the frame.

---

Angles covered in this guide
​

---

1. 1. mandibular plane angle
2. 2. Orbital maxillary plane angle
3. 3. Temporal plane angle

---

1. mandibular plane angle



1.Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)
Directly alters mandibular inclination. Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes the lower facial height.

2. Cww
It gives the same results as bsso

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)
The best for fixing this angle Directly alters mandibular inclination. Advancing the mandible. Maximizes stability and airway volume. It provides the most dramatic improvement for high-angle patients with severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and high long-term skeletal stability

---

2. Orbital maxillary plane angle



1. Lefort 3
Its the best for this but u can't get this unless ur 9 year old or lower and deformed Specifically addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion. It isolates the nose and central maxilla without altering the cheekbones (zygomas)

2. Narrow lefort 2
It's ur only other hope that u can FIX this angle. Same results or maybe less than lefort 3

---

3. Temporal plane angle



1. Some people say its not fixable
Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

2. Or grow hair there to fraud boyo

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Angles and Surgery Guide
​

---

Angles covered in this guide:

1. Mandibular plane angle
2. Orbital maxillary plane angle
3. Temporal plane angle

---

1. Mandibular Plane Angle



1. Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)

• Directly alters mandibular inclination.
• Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes lower facial height.

2. CCW Rotation

• Provides similar structural and aesthetic results to BSSO by rotating the jaw complex.

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)

• Advances both upper and lower jaws simultaneously.
• Best for fixing this angle; maximizes stability and airway volume for severe OSA.

---

2. Orbital Maxillary Plane Angle



1. Le Fort III

• Best for this angle, but typically only indicated for patients under 9 years old with severe congenital deformity.
• Addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion without altering cheekbones.

2. Narrow Le Fort II

• Main alternative to fix this angle.
• Yields similar or slightly less dramatic results compared to Le Fort III.

---

3. Temporal Plane Angle



1. Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

• Surgical approach, though widely considered unfixable via standard elective means.

2. Hairstyling / Cover-up

• Grow
  ing hair over the area to obscure the frame.

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Why the jfl @idontmogYET i understand that masty was trolling but why are u laughing nigga

 

[idontmogYET]

Why the jfl @idontmogYET i understand that masty was trolling but why are u laughing nigga

cause the title says "fraud" the craniofacial angles, and yet the thread is 90% surgery

the only fraud is longer hair for the temporal plane angle
idk just thought it was funny + you still get rep for it nigga dont complain

 

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cause the title says "fraud" the craniofacial angles, and yet the thread is 90% surgery

the only fraud is longer hair for the temporal plane angle
idk just thought it was funny + you still get rep for it nigga dont complain

Thx daddy

 

[Histy]

Angles and Surgery Guide
​

---

Angles covered in this guide:

1. Mandibular plane angle
2. Orbital maxillary plane angle
3. Temporal plane angle

---

1. Mandibular Plane Angle



1. Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)

• Directly alters mandibular inclination.
• Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes lower facial height.

2. CCW Rotation

• Provides similar structural and aesthetic results to BSSO by rotating the jaw complex.

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)

• Advances both upper and lower jaws simultaneously.
• Best for fixing this angle; maximizes stability and airway volume for severe OSA.

---

2. Orbital Maxillary Plane Angle



1. Le Fort III

• Best for this angle, but typically only indicated for patients under 9 years old with severe congenital deformity.
• Addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion without altering cheekbones.

2. Narrow Le Fort II

• Main alternative to fix this angle.
• Yields similar or slightly less dramatic results compared to Le Fort III.

---

3. Temporal Plane Angle



1. Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

• Surgical approach, though widely considered unfixable via standard elective means.

2. Hairstyling / Cover-up

• Grow
  ing hair over the area to obscure the frame.

---

Good thread, no filler words

Mirin

 

[i cant rate]

Here is the real guide i give to ai but it summarize it i meant to color it and i asked for permission in dms
Here is the real guide
So ive read a thread by @thecel he covered the 3 most important carnofacial Angles

And here i will tell i how to fix or fraud theses

_______________________

Angles covered in this guide

1. mandibular plane angle

2. Orbital maxillary plane angle

3. Temporal plane angle

________________________

1.mandibular plane angle

_______________________

1.Bilateral Sagittal Split Osteotomy (BSSO)

Directly alters mandibular inclination. Advancing the mandible counterclockwise corrects weak chins, improves airway dimensions, and optimizes the lower facial height.3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)Advances both the upper and lower jaws simultaneously.Maximizes stability and airway volume. It provides the most dramatic improvement for high-angle patients with severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and high long-term skeletal stability

________________________

2. Cww

It gives the same results as bsso

___________________________

3. Maxillomandibular Advancement (MMA)

The best for fixing this angle Directly alters mandibular inclination. Advancing the mandible

_____________

2. Orbital maxillary plane angle

_________________

1. Lefort 3

Its the best for this but u can't get this unless ur 9 year old or lower and deformed Specifically addresses severe nasomaxillary hypoplasia or protrusion. It isolates the nose and central maxilla without altering the cheekbones (zygomas)

________________

Nigga i will always help u

2. Narrow lefort 2

It's ur only other hope that u can FIX this angle

Same results or maybe less than lefort 3

_________________

3. Temporal plane angle

________________

1. Some people say its not fixable

Middle Cranial Fossa Approach

_____________

2. Or grow hair there
to fraud boyo

__________



And remember its over it never begun

Fucking ai summarized it and i didn't even ask for q summary i just wanted it to be colorful @Histy

 

[Histy]

Fucking ai summarized it and i didn't even ask for q summary i just wanted it to be colorful @Histy

Still Good buddy

Mirin the effort