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Chinlet Ascension
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Bimax (double jaw surgery) is often touted on these sites as a procedure that could completely transform someone's appearance for the better. For some people (we have all seen the photos) it works that way. I think you need specific, isolated issues to become attractive (the surgery fixes those issues, allowing more focus on the good traits you already had). Here are a few examples I've seen of bimax results in which the person doesn't look any better:
Case #1: Double jaw surgery + genioplasty. Not clear if she's flexing muscles in her lower face in the before photo, but either way, it looks like the genioplasty was all that really mattered. Her chin has a much more "clean" look now. Her nostrils actually look a little wider in the after photo, which could have been caused by the surgery; in that case, the surgery made her look a little worse. (Low tier beck to low tier becky)
Case #2: DJS + genioplasty + septoplasty. Looks like she lost a little fat, put on more makeup, and got photos with better lighting. (Stacylite to stacylite. She even admits in another post that she didn't see much of a difference in her face shape)
Case #3: DJS + genioplasty. It looks like the genioplasty was an improvement, but the double jaw surgery made no difference. The chin is the only thing that has noticeably improved. (Stacylite to stacylite)
I've seen more examples, which I might post if I find them again. If anyone else has some examples, I'd appreciate you posting them. I think the lesson here is that bimax isn't for everyone.
Case #1: Double jaw surgery + genioplasty. Not clear if she's flexing muscles in her lower face in the before photo, but either way, it looks like the genioplasty was all that really mattered. Her chin has a much more "clean" look now. Her nostrils actually look a little wider in the after photo, which could have been caused by the surgery; in that case, the surgery made her look a little worse. (Low tier beck to low tier becky)
Case #2: DJS + genioplasty + septoplasty. Looks like she lost a little fat, put on more makeup, and got photos with better lighting. (Stacylite to stacylite. She even admits in another post that she didn't see much of a difference in her face shape)
Case #3: DJS + genioplasty. It looks like the genioplasty was an improvement, but the double jaw surgery made no difference. The chin is the only thing that has noticeably improved. (Stacylite to stacylite)
I've seen more examples, which I might post if I find them again. If anyone else has some examples, I'd appreciate you posting them. I think the lesson here is that bimax isn't for everyone.