Assymetry is the worst thing you can have for hardmaxxing

[lurking truecel]

I could give a detailed explanation for why exactly and why it matters for diffrent procedures but at the same time its should be obv to all of you.

Basically the reason, surgeons often plan according to existing symmetry. It adds to the complexity of every procedure if you are assymetric. Even a simple thing such as fat grafting or anything really, even fillers.

Your level of assymetry is your potential when it comes to surgery. Its 100% the truth.

 

[ltn_looksminner]

Yessir

 

[william.]

isn't it taken into account during osteotomies?

 

[lurking truecel]

isn't it taken into account during osteotomies?

Its ofc taking into account, but it dont solve it because tou only change projection when assymetryis vertically, bonemass, width. Which is not accounted for in a regular bimax. And even the muscles usually is diffrent. Like the bicep can have totally diff muscles on each arm

 

[AustrianMogger]

I could give a detailed explanation for why exactly and why it matters for diffrent procedures but at the same time its should be obv to all of you.

Basically the reason, surgeons often plan according to existing symmetry. It adds to the complexity of every procedure if you are assymetric. Even a simple thing such as fat grafting or anything really, even fillers.

Your level of assymetry is your potential when it comes to surgery. Its 100% the truth.

0.
Why are you now always making so many half true posts in the surgery forum?
You wanna discourage others from getting trimax after you did or smth?

Correcting assymetry is LITERALY part of the JOB discription of ANY jaw surgeon.
Its actually what they do primarily.
Cosmetic stuff is an after thought of this.

Infras and supras can be easily designed in a way that they not only improve your looks but also correct asymetry.
If not for this why even take a ct scan?

Asymetry only fucks you if your surgeon doesnt do a custom bimax and implants