does lefort 1 change nose

[faggotchadlite]

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[one job away]

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Yea. I have the same struggle. I want rhino and bimax

 

[faggotchadlite]

Yea. I have the same struggle. I want rhino and bimax

how does it change nose?

 

[Deleted member 3828]

how does it change nose?

moves it forward
makes it wider

 

[dnrd]

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it changes ur mom

 

[one job away]

how does it change nose?

That depends on the movement of the lf1. But the maxilla is the nasal support so if you move the support you also move the nose. Many recessed people have a hooked nose die to lack of support. A lf 1 can fix that. A lf 1 can make your nose more projected. And people say it widens nostrils.

 

[Deleted member 13137]

I have seen results where it does and results where it doesn't

I've seen results where it has and it's an improvement and results where it has and it was a looksmin

practically speaking you just have to get lefort 1 and if you like your nose keep it, or get rhino if you don't

I don't think 3d planning can 100% predict how your cartilage reacts to an invasive surgery

 

[khvirgin]

I'm almost positive there's no way to avoid it if the advancement is considerable, I've read about alar base cinch to mitigate the widening of the nose but I don't know if people actually do that

 

[datboijj]

moves nose cartilage forward, stretches it out leaving less tip support making it wide and droopy

 

[Deleted member 5180]

I'm almost positive there's no way to avoid it if the advancement is considerable, I've read about alar base cinch to mitigate the widening of the nose but I don't know if people actually do that

moves nose cartilage forward, stretches it out leaving less tip support making it wide and droopy

Will it make your philtrum taller?

 

[datboijj]

Will it make your philtrum taller?

not from what i've seen

 

[lilhorizontal32]

moves it forward
makes it wider

also upturns it

 

[varbrah]

Depends on the movement.

Advancement / anterior impaction (forward / up) = increased tip projection, increased support, widening and upturning of the nose
Setback / anterior downgraft (back / down) = decreased tip projection, decreased support, and downturning of the nose

The standard clinical LF1 protocol has been for a long time, especially with sleep apnea cases, to advance the maxilla linearly with varying degrees of anterior impaction. This is because it is the absolutely "lowest risk" and most stable movement, while also fixing bite, airway, etc.

But, in most people, this usually destroys the nose aesthetically, especially with large movements. Many of the jaw surgery vloggers on youtube (typically girls who don't do their research) will go to any surgeon operating with this standard linear advancement protocol and have absolutely fucked noses after - wide and overprojecting and oftentimes with a chimp look to complement.

 

[Jason Voorhees]

If u don't want the nose to widen. U could ask the surgeon to use an alar sinch suture.

 

[lilhorizontal32]

Depends on the movement.

Advancement / anterior impaction (forward / up) = increased tip projection, increased support, widening and upturning of the nose
Setback / anterior downgraft (back / down) = decreased tip projection, decreased support, and downturning of the nose

The standard clinical LF1 protocol has been for a long time, especially with sleep apnea cases, to advance the maxilla linearly with varying degrees of anterior impaction. This is because it is the absolutely "lowest risk" and most stable movement, while also fixing bite, airway, etc.

But, in most people, this usually destroys the nose aesthetically, especially with large movements. Many of the jaw surgery vloggers on youtube (typically girls who don't do their research) will go to any surgeon operating with this standard linear advancement protocol and have absolutely fucked noses after - wide and overprojecting and oftentimes with a chimp look to complement.

What movements should we do then to avoid this look?

 

[varbrah]

What movements should we do then to avoid this look?

Depends on the person. Some people's faces can tolerate linear advancement just fine, and if they have a gummy smile then they should definitely get impaction.

Typically though, CCW rotation via posterior downgraft of the maxilla is king for avoiding unaesthetic nasal changes because it allows a comparatively larger advancement of the teeth/bite (which then allows for a larger BSSO) for every millimeter advancement at ANS or A-point (which should be minimized to avoid nasal changes).

 

[lilhorizontal32]

Depends on the person. Some people's faces can tolerate linear advancement just fine, and if they have a gummy smile then they should definitely get impaction.

Typically though, CCW rotation via posterior downgraft of the maxilla is king for avoiding unaesthetic nasal changes because it allows a comparatively larger advancement of the teeth/bite (which then allows for a larger BSSO) for every millimeter advancement at ANS or A-point (which should be minimized to avoid nasal changes).

Can I pm?

 

[varbrah]

Can I pm?

Yep

 

[SixCRY]

ccw to avoid too much nasal base advancement

 

[faggotchadlite]

Depends on the movement.

Advancement / anterior impaction (forward / up) = increased tip projection, increased support, widening and upturning of the nose
Setback / anterior downgraft (back / down) = decreased tip projection, decreased support, and downturning of the nose

The standard clinical LF1 protocol has been for a long time, especially with sleep apnea cases, to advance the maxilla linearly with varying degrees of anterior impaction. This is because it is the absolutely "lowest risk" and most stable movement, while also fixing bite, airway, etc.

But, in most people, this usually destroys the nose aesthetically, especially with large movements. Many of the jaw surgery vloggers on youtube (typically girls who don't do their research) will go to any surgeon operating with this standard linear advancement protocol and have absolutely fucked noses after - wide and overprojecting and oftentimes with a chimp look to complement.

how does it fuck up the nose and what kind of lefort should i get for better nose

 

[faggotchadlite]

Depends on the movement.

Advancement / anterior impaction (forward / up) = increased tip projection, increased support, widening and upturning of the nose
Setback / anterior downgraft (back / down) = decreased tip projection, decreased support, and downturning of the nose

The standard clinical LF1 protocol has been for a long time, especially with sleep apnea cases, to advance the maxilla linearly with varying degrees of anterior impaction. This is because it is the absolutely "lowest risk" and most stable movement, while also fixing bite, airway, etc.

But, in most people, this usually destroys the nose aesthetically, especially with large movements. Many of the jaw surgery vloggers on youtube (typically girls who don't do their research) will go to any surgeon operating with this standard linear advancement protocol and have absolutely fucked noses after - wide and overprojecting and oftentimes with a chimp look to complement.

how does it fuck up the nose and what kind of lefort should i get for moving jaw ahead and also having better nose