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braces to fix bite then genio mogs so hard and infraorbitals for recessed under eyes
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You have no idea what skeletal recession means JFL.braces to fix bite then genio mogs so hard and infraorbitals for recessed under eyes
only true birdcels need bimax most people are delusionalYou have no idea what skeletal recession means JFL.
I suffer from actual skeletal recession I need bimax for proper airways.only true birdcels need bimax most people are delusional
have you seen an ortho about itI suffer from actual skeletal recession I need bimax for proper airways.
I can use my own brain.have you seen an ortho about it
I have skeletal malocclusion but it's a slighty One, my chin Is recessed but my jaw Is decent. Do you think I can achieve good posture with fixing bite with braces and genio or do i Need bimax?I suffer from actual skeletal recession I need bimax for proper airways.
thing is that i used to think i was recessed and needed bimax but i was just bddmaxxed and an ortho can make a 100% objective assessmentI can use my own brain.
the fact that nobody is 100% "forward grown" might just mean that the idea of slight recession is just just how normal human faces lookAlmost every human needs bimax, those who doesn't are chads only
ye, examples of perfect bone mass and forward growth is probably Hexum, de poot and dragothe fact that nobody is 100% "forward grown" might just mean that the idea of slight recession is just just how normal human faces look
no genio for your sleep apneabraces to fix bite then genio mogs so hard and infraorbitals for recessed under eyes
Don't brush your teeth, just get veneers insteadbraces to fix bite then genio mogs so hard and infraorbitals for recessed under eyes
Up to you.I have skeletal malocclusion but it's a slighty One, my chin Is recessed but my jaw Is decent. Do you think I can achieve good posture with fixing bite with braces and genio or do i Need bimax?
You got gaslit by a jew dentist JFL go to Ramieri or Pagnoni listen to what they say.thing is that i used to think i was recessed and needed bimax but i was just bddmaxxed and an ortho can make a 100% objective assessment
wym? I asked if i can achieve good posture without bimax but with fixing bite with bracesUp to you.
As long as your airways aren't narrow then yeah.wym? I asked if i can achieve good posture without bimax but with fixing bite with braces
thanksAs long as your airways aren't narrow then yeah.
class II + overcrowing = need bimax?bimax if you have sleep apnea or malocclusion
otherwise implants and genio
Name checks out most Bimaxes dont give alot of PSL unless you brutal recessed or have SFS.trimax is king, forward growth or death
and what would be an example of "brutal recession"Name checks out most Bimaxes dont give alot of PSL unless you brutal recessed or have SFS.
There are ALOT of Chads without alot of forward growth....
Birdcels, they ascend brutally from Trimaxand what would be an example of "brutal recession"
Name checks out most Bimaxes dont give alot of PSL unless you brutal recessed or have SFS.
There are ALOT of Chads without alot of forward growth....
I have SFS and if you’d move my chin backward to it’s “ideal position” (allowing the line drawn from nose tip to chin to pass 2mm from upper lip and 4mm from lower lip) I’d be full on bird cel JFL.
So in my case bimax is absolutely essential and genioplasty would absolutely fuck me up (except for downgraft, with no or negative advancement).
It takes a while to really understand what the various surgeries do and many people on here jump to conclusions.
Total facial convexity angle
A useful way to evaluate side profile. It is the angle created by the relationship between the glabella, nose, and chin. Ideal angle in males is 141 degrees. Examples: This is a big determinant in how attractive one is, especially with regard to protruding features. When this angle is ideal...looksmax.org
Look at this its the best measurement for a harmonious side.
I just did Chico and got 151 degrees…
Maher somewhere between 150 and 154 depending on where you consider his brow ridge to be…
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exception makes the rule or how can you explain the other cases ?
Mahers side profile is arguably not even very good....
I just did 5 random males sides from Google which looked harmonious to my eye and its true they are either 141 or just 1 - 2 degree off from that "ideal"True, it would be good to have a larger database.
I will try and put one together when I have a moment.
I’ve a major vested interest in doing that research as my facial convexity is already 142 degrees but I do obviously need a longer jaw. Must find the sweet spot between harmony and bone mogging.
I just did 5 random males sides from Google which looked harmonious to my eye and its true they are either 141 or just 1 - 2 degree off from that "ideal"
Happy if I helped you out with that mate, always a pleasure to talk with you, your one of the more sane users.
ye but say it was only your upper maxilla was recessed, surely infraorbital implants can fix that?It’s always the same problem: if your midface is recessed, you’re toast because there’s no Lefort 2 and every other feature is limited by it.
ye but say it was only your upper maxilla was recessed, surely infraorbital implants can fix that?
What do you mean by '100%' forward grown?the fact that nobody is 100% "forward grown"
This ratio really has little to do with the concept of forward growth and has limited use with bimax planningTotal facial convexity angle
A useful way to evaluate side profile. It is the angle created by the relationship between the glabella, nose, and chin. Ideal angle in males is 141 degrees. Examples: This is a big determinant in how attractive one is, especially with regard to protruding features. When this angle is ideal...looksmax.org
Look at this its the best measurement for a harmonious side.
if this angle does not NECESSARILY have anything to do with forward growth, why is is even on the table to tout Lefort 2 as a panacea? suppose in this case: why not just get a rhino then to make the tip more projected? that would theoretically help you get a better convexity angle, wouldn't it? but you wouldn't want to do that as a rule, since there could be a million reasons why your facial convexity angle is off, and so it's jumping the gun to say "in order to get this angle, which you must absolutely do, you must do x, y, and z," whether its a rhinoplasty, lefort 2, or whatever else.Infraorbital implants just improve ogee curve and sort out under eye hollowness. They’re no substitute for lefort 2 because they don’t actually move the nasal base, they have no effect on the facial convexity reference points.
midface implantsI did various celebs and actors, Chico is really the only outlier and I don’t know what’s going on with Maher.
K-pop idols tend to have less convexity but you can expect that from Asians I suppose.
Couldn’t find any proper side profiles of popular e-boys like Vinnie Hacker as they are clearly too careful to never post anything but curated perfect angles. I suspect with the typical anteface face shape they have their convexity might be higher.
It’s always the same problem: if your midface is recessed, you’re toast because there’s no Lefort 2 and every other feature is limited by it.
It did not say it has anything to do with Forward Growth !!This ratio really has little to do with the concept of forward growth and has limited use with bimax planning
this angle can be measuring 100 different things, and while it seems to be a good quick test for a good face, we can't allow it to overcondition our surgical planning, because then you get comments like this:
- upper point is measuring prominence of the nasion, and a wide variety of nasions are possible depending on how forward grown the upper third is, so it is not NECESSARILY measuring the forward growth of the upper third
- middle point is measuring the nose tip, and a nose tip can be prominent simply because someone has a big or small nostril, a projected nose bridge or not, not NECESSARILY simply because the maxilla is forward grown or not
- lower point is measuring the chin not NECESSARILY the forward growth of the jaw
100% Agree you cant simulate Anteface with Tri/Bimax and implants, I mean you can BUT it will never be harmonious to the rest of your side cause you wont move your nose or your brow area.The only way to support a mogger jaw is a ton of anteface - which is just not something we can improve (dogmax bimax isn’t anteface despite what even some surgeons say).
LF 2 would be the holy grail for this but if you dont have alot of money I doubt anybodys gonna find a willing surgeon.It’s always the same problem: if your midface is recessed, you’re toast because there’s no Lefort 2 and every other feature is limited by it.
the facial convexity angle is actually useful for bimax planning imo, the problem is that the thread linked showed the wrong variantThis ratio really has little to do with the concept of forward growth and has limited use with bimax planning
this angle can be measuring 100 different things, and while it seems to be a good quick test for a good face, we can't allow it to overcondition our surgical planning, because then you get comments like this:
- upper point is measuring prominence of the nasion, and a wide variety of nasions are possible depending on how forward grown the upper third is, so it is not NECESSARILY measuring the forward growth of the upper third
- middle point is measuring the nose tip, and a nose tip can be prominent simply because someone has a big or small nostril, a projected nose bridge or not, not NECESSARILY simply because the maxilla is forward grown or not
- lower point is measuring the chin not NECESSARILY the forward growth of the jaw
if this angle does not NECESSARILY have anything to do with forward growth, why is is even on the table to tout Lefort 2 as a panacea? suppose in this case: why not just get a rhino then to make the tip more projected? that would theoretically help you get a better convexity angle, wouldn't it? but you wouldn't want to do that as a rule, since there could be a million reasons why your facial convexity angle is off, and so it's jumping the gun to say "in order to get this angle, which you must absolutely do, you must do x, y, and z," whether its a rhinoplasty, lefort 2, or whatever else.
These angles and ratios can help identify what makes faces attractive but should play little to no role in surgical planning.
the key word is always NOT NECESSARILY when it comes to angles, about almost everything. One would get much further making no appeal to any "law of the face" and simply looking at your face, seeing where the problem lies, and remediating it accordingly, on a radically individual basis
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exception makes the rule or how can you explain the other cases ?
Mahers side profile is arguably not even very good....
Do it and tag me.the facial convexity angle is actually useful for bimax planning imo, the problem is that the thread linked showed the wrong variant
the angle should be : glabella, then anterior nasal spine (top of philtrum), then pogonion (most forward part of chin)
it’s a good predictor of profile ‘pleasantness’. If you’re in the 165-170 range, it’s very likely no one will have any issue with it. Ofc, it might not be a mogger side, but this threshold is the first one that should be cleared in the path to one.
@HarrierDuBois Thoughts? I’m thinking of making a thread compiling everything I’ve come to know about profiles + some other stuff a few users might add.
This still permits a similar conclusion, that you can just get glabella implants/brownbone reduction and genio/chin reduction and fix your convexity angle, and forget bimaxthe facial convexity angle is actually useful for bimax planning imo, the problem is that the thread linked showed the wrong variant
the angle should be : glabella, then anterior nasal spine (top of philtrum), then pogonion (most forward part of chin)
it’s a good predictor of profile ‘pleasantness’. If you’re in the 165-170 range, it’s very likely no one will have any issue with it. Ofc, it might not be a mogger side, but this threshold is the first one that should be cleared in the path to one.
@HarrierDuBois Thoughts? I’m thinking of making a thread compiling everything I’ve come to know about profiles + some other stuff a few users might add.
it's not that simple. If either your chin or your browbone alone are carrying your convexity, it will look weird.This still permits a similar conclusion, that you can just get glabella implants/brownbone reduction and genio/chin reduction and fix your convexity angle, and forget bimax
I tend to agree with this. But this angle in particular is a very powerful tool. It's very very rare to see a good looking profile that deviates from it. You'd have to have a plethora of other features working in your favor, like nose; skin; hairline; lip position; eyes; vertical proportions.I dont care for any angle or ratio frankly, I think they do more harm than good and stunt peoples understanding of what looks good
Could you explain to me what you mean by birdcel?only true birdcels need bimax most people are delusional