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That we will call "mol3":
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(pics in relation to the post explanation are at the end sorry so you will need to goes up and down sometimes to understand)
1)What does it do ?
Basically it CCW your cheek and philtrum around your nose bridge, giving you:
- higher and more forward protruded cheeks
- moving the ANS up and forward
=>Compacting your midface while fixing your huge nose due to a downward and backward positionned midface.
2)First image is showing a before after of the same guy.
But what can we notice ? For a similar nose length, the ears of the after are MUCH higher.
What does this mean ? That the after pic's "forehead posture" (from less cervical lordosis) is improved.
So how the fuck the 2 noses have the same height ? Because The ANS moved ccwisely ❤❤❤❤❤.
3)Proof on scan bra on the next pic:
Both pics are taken with a more or less parallel to the ground frankfurt plane.
Sadly the 2nd pic is a bit lower so you gonna need to use your fingers to see that the nose is actually shorter as the air way whole height of the maxilla between the nasal bridge and the ans is reduced from the side view !
4)reminder about nose bone (pic 3)
Most of the downward growth deformities have been adressed with this surgery.
It won't change the nasofrontal angle sadly unlike the original lefort III procedure,
But it's not as bad as you may all think because the maxilla "nasal portion" Actually doesn't fall down during the downswing, but just don't move forward.
Depending on the amount of CCW mouvement of the cheeks and ans, we may get a shrunk upturned nose.
Just getting a nose bridge implant gonna fix that. This procedure is common and really easy to perform with perfect aesthetic outcomes to the point no one can tell you have done it.
So the "Mewing cope animation gif" thoses 2 last images come from is fixable with
1 surgery, and one nasal bridge implant.
(of course you will change your mandible and get brace later but that's an easy thing compared to the most important part of the process).
(pics in relation to the post explanation are at the end sorry so you will need to goes up and down sometimes to understand)
1)What does it do ?
Basically it CCW your cheek and philtrum around your nose bridge, giving you:
- higher and more forward protruded cheeks
- moving the ANS up and forward
=>Compacting your midface while fixing your huge nose due to a downward and backward positionned midface.
2)First image is showing a before after of the same guy.
But what can we notice ? For a similar nose length, the ears of the after are MUCH higher.
What does this mean ? That the after pic's "forehead posture" (from less cervical lordosis) is improved.
So how the fuck the 2 noses have the same height ? Because The ANS moved ccwisely ❤❤❤❤❤.
3)Proof on scan bra on the next pic:
Both pics are taken with a more or less parallel to the ground frankfurt plane.
Sadly the 2nd pic is a bit lower so you gonna need to use your fingers to see that the nose is actually shorter as the air way whole height of the maxilla between the nasal bridge and the ans is reduced from the side view !
4)reminder about nose bone (pic 3)
Most of the downward growth deformities have been adressed with this surgery.
It won't change the nasofrontal angle sadly unlike the original lefort III procedure,
But it's not as bad as you may all think because the maxilla "nasal portion" Actually doesn't fall down during the downswing, but just don't move forward.
Depending on the amount of CCW mouvement of the cheeks and ans, we may get a shrunk upturned nose.
Just getting a nose bridge implant gonna fix that. This procedure is common and really easy to perform with perfect aesthetic outcomes to the point no one can tell you have done it.
So the "Mewing cope animation gif" thoses 2 last images come from is fixable with
1 surgery, and one nasal bridge implant.
(of course you will change your mandible and get brace later but that's an easy thing compared to the most important part of the process).