Can't fix the worst 16m case on the forum

[Rook]

16m

 

[iblamemandible7]

Damn im really sorry about that bro. Don't despair, I'm sure insurance will cover bimax, if you get that and a genioplasty it should address a lot of issues

 

[vzub]

Get chin implants then you'd be lhtn it's not completely over bro

 

[iblamemandible7]

Get chin implants then you'd be lhtn it's not completely over bro

Thats the worst thing he could do tbh

 

[vzub]

Thats the worst thing he could do tbh

How come, I don't know much about surgerys

 

[Mainlander]

Surgery or death

Do everything for it

Its your only life

 

[iblamemandible7]

How come, I don't know much about surgerys

It would only bring his chin forward but the position of his lips, mandible, and maxilla would stay the same, when you have a big chin with small jaws it just makes you look like a witch

 

[iblamemandible7]

Surgery or death

Do everything for it

Its your only life

This, I don't want to be too brutal or rude to you and this comes from a place of empathy since I'm recessed as well, but you may as well have no life at this point, surgery really is your ticket to life

 

[Rook]

This, I don't want to be too brutal or rude to you and this comes from a place of empathy since I'm recessed as well, but you may as well have no life at this point, surgery really is your ticket to life

Thanks bro do you have any recs

 

[Sick]

one chance to live at your max.

 

[iblamemandible7]

one chance to live at your max. View attachment 3892478

Damn thats super inspring, he looks a lot like me in the before. Do you know what he got done?

 

[iblamemandible7]

Thanks bro do you have any recs

With your level of recession I'm almost certain insurance will cover a double jaw surgery. I would recommend a double jaw surgery with lots of movement, and a genioplasty (youll have to pay for that one probably) done during the same procedure to further advance the chin. If you get a big advancement that one surgery alone will save you. From there if you really wanted you could look into peek implants

 

[Restitutor Orbis]

You might be better off than the guys who just lack a few mm of bone bro. You're so recessed that you might be able to fraud sleep apnea so that your insurance pays for surgery. You actually need trimax to ascend, and hell, you might be able to chew and breathe better too then

 

[Restitutor Orbis]

With your level of recession I'm almost certain insurance will cover a double jaw surgery. I would recommend a double jaw surgery with lots of movement, and a genioplasty (youll have to pay for that one probably) done during the same procedure to further advance the chin. If you get a big advancement that one surgery alone will save you. From there if you really wanted you could look into peek implants

Shit I just typed out the exact same shit only to read your comment right after lmao

 

[Rook]

Thank you also when do you think should I get it?

With your level of recession I'm almost certain insurance will cover a double jaw surgery. I would recommend a double jaw surgery with lots of movement, and a genioplasty (youll have to pay for that one probably) done during the same procedure to further advance the chin. If you get a big advancement that one surgery alone will save you. From there if you really wanted you could look into peek implants

 

[iblamemandible7]

Thank you also when do you think should I get it?

Probably around 18 if possible, the sooner the better but you have to be finished growing. I would talk to an orthodontist asap so they can refer you to a maxillofacial surgeon to begin planning, the process takes a while. If the orthodontist says you dont need surgery or says they can fix it, insist that you need to correct the skeletal issue, DONT let them extract any teeth if they want to.

 

[iblamemandible7]

Shit I just typed out the exact same shit only to read your comment right after lmao

Good advice tho, I agree that insurance will make it a lot cheaper

 

[heterochromia]

you definitely got health issues with that bro I think at this point you need to get some type of surgerey or orthopedia and health insurance will definitely pay cause its not only fucking up your looks but also your health

 

[Rook]

you definitely got health issues with that bro I think at this point you need to get some type of surgerey or orthopedia and health insurance will definitely pay cause its not only fucking up your looks but also your health

Not getting any health issues as far as I know but I'll try to fraud

 

[Sixatheconqueror]

one chance to live at your max. View attachment 3892478

What is that

 

[Rook]

Last time I asked my orthodontist he said some shit about acceptance

Probably around 18 if possible, the sooner the better but you have to be finished growing. I would talk to an orthodontist asap so they can refer you to a maxillofacial surgeon to begin planning, the process takes a while. If the orthodontist says you dont need surgery or says they can fix it, insist that you need to correct the skeletal issue, DONT let them extract any teeth if they want to.

 

[Rook]

Last time I asked my orthodontist he said some shit about acceptance

N then he told my dad I was talking about surgery and something about teenager self consciousness I'll have to try very very hard to convince my dad for surgery he really does not want me to do that

 

[iblamemandible7]

N then he told my dad I was talking about surgery and something about teenager self consciousness I'll have to try very very hard to convince my dad for surgery he really does not want me to do that

Oh man, thats brutal. Your orthodontist is bluepilled and ignorant, worst combo. Any ethical orthodontist would recognize that you need surgery to be honest. You have a skeletal deformity and if you aren't already experiencing issues with sleep apnea, chewing, breathing, etc then you probably will as you get older with this structure. I would tell your dad that this goes way beyond aesthetics, it's also important for your health .

You probably will have to wait until 18 to get another orthodontist then, which is fine. Whatever you do, just remember to never let any orthodontist extract any teeth, and also don't settle for small movements in your surgery, you still want an aesthetic result which will require large advancements

 

[slayy]

wow one of the few actual subhumans that i saw on here
you definitely need surgery to live a normal life

 

[faivc]

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In this case im sure you can get insurance

 

[heterochromia]

I put your photo in chatgpt and he told me this could be possible health issues:

Airway & Breathing Issues​

• Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) & Sleep-disordered breathing
  Retruded jaw reduces airway space and increases risk of airway collapse during sleep en.wikipedia.org+15drtrejos.com+15verywellhealth.com+15pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+5reddit.com+5reddit.com+5.
  • Severe retrognathia correlates with higher AHI, even in non-obese patients pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.
• Chronic Snoring & Mouth Breathing
  A recessed chin often forces low tongue positioning and mouth breathing, which worsens airway narrowing and predisposes to OSA reddit.com+7pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+7pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+7.
• Altered Facial Growth & Malocclusion
  Mouth breathing leads to vertical facial growth (long face), narrow palate, crossbite, open bite, overjet issues pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+15pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+15europepmc.org+15.

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Jaw & Dental Complications​

• Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Dysfunction
  Retrognathia raises TMJ strain → joint pain, clicking, muscle spasms .
  Studies show retrognathia increases risk of TMJ disorders up to 4× in adults .
• Bruxism (Teeth Grinding/Clenching)
  Jaw misalignment and OSA-linked stress may drive bruxism, leading to enamel wear, headaches tooth pain pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+15drtrejos.com+15reddit.com+15dimensionsofdentalhygiene.com+1reddit.com+1.
• Dysphagia (Swallowing Difficulties) & Speech Problems
  Misaligned jaw can impact bite, chewing efficiency, and articulation pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+7drtrejos.com+7reddit.com+7.

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Posture & Musculoskeletal Effects​

• Forward Head Posture & Neck Strain
  To compensate for jaw misalignment, the cervical spine may tilt forward, causing tension, headaches, and neck pain .
• Headaches & Facial Pain
  Resulting from TMJ dysfunction, bruxism and airway strain.

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Secondary Health & Quality-of-Life Concerns​

• Daytime Fatigue, Irritability, Brain Fog
  Even mild sleep-disordered breathing can cause lack of restful sleep and chronic tiredness pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.govreddit.com.
• Reflux, Acid Regurgitation & ENT Problems
  OSA and poor posture can promote acid reflux, throat inflammation, ear infections reddit.com.
• Self-Esteem & Mental Health
  Facial asymmetry or imbalance may affect self-confidence. Chronic sleep issues can contribute to anxiety, depression .
• Long-Term Cardiovascular Risk
  Untreated OSA is associated with higher risk of hypertension, metabolic and immune disturbances reddit.com+3pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+3reddit.com+3dimensionsofdentalhygiene.com+3pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+3pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov+3.

maybe you experienced any of that idk but tell your dad and ortho this or get a new one

Also you look mediterranean to me if you are muslim maybe ask a imam before if its haram for your case because its fucking up your health clearly and the surgery would not only be for aesthetic reasons, but if you dont care or you are not even muslim then do what you want

 

[MagicalWaves]

Get chin implants then you'd be lhtn it's not completely over bro

dont listen to this retard wtf is chin implants gonna do for this he needs bimaxx with a chin wing

 

[Restitutor Orbis]

Get chin implants then you'd be lhtn it's not completely over bro

He doesn't have a recessed chin, he has a recessed mandible. Very different beasts

 

[crazyguy]

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