Can bimax stretch out facial skin around mouth area?

[LebenistneHure]

My mouth is narrow, and so is my smile, I have buccal corridors. I was wondering whether a two-jaw advancement could volumize the lower face area and stretch the skin out? My mouth area looks 10 times better if I just stretch it a bit.

 

[Deleted member 7776]

Nope.

 

[RoundHouse]

No

 

[lutte]

get mse if narrow palate

 

[Deleted member 4797]

My mouth is narrow, and so is my smile, I have buccal corridors. I was wondering whether a two-jaw advancement could volumize the lower face area and stretch the skin out? My mouth area looks 10 times better if I just stretch it a bit.

If your mouth is narrow because the left and right corners of your lips are recessed from the middle point of the lips, then yes it will improve width a little bit by bringing those 2 corners more in line with the center of the mouth.

If you get braces to widen your teeth, that will also widen your lips a little bit too.

 

[mewcoper]

i don't know much about that but i want to ask something similar could bimax decrease bloat caused by flatness of midface i have this problem and i saw bimax results people whot advanced their faces forward with surgery they face look more leaner is this possible ? Can bone changes effect the soft tissue ?

 

[mewcoper]

(PDF) Soft and hard tissue changes after bimaxillary surgery in Turkish female Class III patients

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i found a paper about relevant to topic

 

[mewcoper]

bump

 

[MedMaxxing]

i don't know much about that but i want to ask something similar could bimax decrease bloat caused by flatness of midface i have this problem and i saw bimax results people whot advanced their faces forward with surgery they face look more leaner is this possible ? Can bone changes effect the soft tissue ?

Yes, pushing the bone forward will undoubtedly affect soft tissue. Especially with Genio.