Can someone explain Bimax? Has anyone got this surgery?

[Deleted member 23022]

Is Bimax mainly for correcting a recessed chin and adding definition/forward growth to the jawline?

What is the difference between Bimax and Trimax?

Are there any other Jaw Surgeries other than Bimax + Trimax?

 

[dough]

its to advance the maxilla and lower jaw

genio is to advance the chin.

trimax advances the chin, maxilla and lower jaw, hence the word trimax

there is chin wing. The chin wing osteotomy is designed to vertically lengthen the jawline by moving the entire inferior border of the mandible downward.

most users here say its cope and jaw implants are better.

 

[Deleted member 21182]

its to advance the maxilla and lower jaw

genio is to advance the chin.

trimax advances the chin, maxilla and lower jaw, hence the word trimax

there is chin wing. The chin wing osteotomy is designed to vertically lengthen the jawline by moving the entire inferior border of the mandible downward.

most users here say its cope and jaw implants are better.

Yes

 

[Deleted member 23022]

its to advance the maxilla and lower jaw

genio is to advance the chin.

trimax advances the chin, maxilla and lower jaw, hence the word trimax

there is chin wing. The chin wing osteotomy is designed to vertically lengthen the jawline by moving the entire inferior border of the mandible downward.

most users here say its cope and jaw implants are better.

Thanks.

I just looked up to Genioplasty, I honestly think spending $1000 on fillers would yield the same result. Do you agree?

 

[dough]

Thanks.

I just looked up to Genioplasty, I honestly think spending $1000 on fillers would yield the same result. Do you agree?

I would say yes

you just need to get it constantly retouched with fillers

 

[Deleted member 16683]

Thanks.

I just looked up to Genioplasty, I honestly think spending $1000 on fillers would yield the same result. Do you agree?

i think bimax would benefit you tbh you seem to have a sunken midface and the way your lips come together looks indicative of poor dentofacial growth