Face2Be newest scam (proof)

[RealSurgerymax]

How is this different to a normal chin implant? Which surgeon did this

A genioplasty pulls the muscles behind the chin and is your own bone just with a thin titanium plate and 4-6 screws. In this case six screws were used for maximal stability.

A custom cutting guide and plate works like a jig and makes sure bones are only moved where they were planned in the 3D planning and predictions. It’s easy for users here to think it’s not needed because users here imagine surgery to be easy (which shows how ignorant they are) but the fact or the matter is you have a tight envelope of skin and muscles covering and contracting everything and it’s hard to put things where you plannned to through a small hole and with osteotomized bones pulling back in the opposite direction you want. I have endless results of bad freehand genioplasty for anyone who thinks it’s hard to mess up, it’s very easy to get an asymmetric result or worse.

Performed by a Canadian board certified OMS:

Yep. That chin segment is just floating there with an implant holding it down!!

Another sloppy freehand genioplasty:


Freehand can never be exactly like the plan. Only close, if you’re lucky.

Genioplasty doesn’t need custom plate but it helps. Something like a cosmetic orbital box osteotomy custom plates are great.

Anyone who has been around long enough to see a few bimaxes knows their freehand bimax was always different than the plan. It’s really the norm. Surgeon agrees to say 11mm BSSO advancement and then you wake up with 6mm advancement.. all the time!

 

[optimisticzoomer]

A genioplasty pulls the muscles behind the chin and is your own bone just with a thin titanium plate and 4-6 screws. In this case six screws were used for maximal stability.

A custom cutting guide and plate works like a jig and makes sure bones are only moved where they were planned in the 3D planning and predictions. It’s easy for users here to think it’s not needed because users here imagine surgery to be easy (which shows how ignorant they are) but the fact or the matter is you have a tight envelope of skin and muscles covering and contracting everything and it’s hard to put things where you plannned to through a small hole and with osteotomized bones pulling back in the opposite direction you want. I have endless results of bad freehand genioplasty for anyone who thinks it’s hard to mess up, it’s very easy to get an asymmetric result or worse.

Performed by a Canadian board certified OMS:
View attachment 1862919 Yep. That chin segment is just floating there with an implant holding it down!!

Another sloppy freehand genioplasty:


Freehand can never be exactly like the plan. Only close, if you’re lucky.

Genioplasty doesn’t need custom plate but it helps. Something like a cosmetic orbital box osteotomy custom plates are great.

Anyone who has been around long enough to see a few bimaxes knows their freehand bimax was always different than the plan. It’s really the norm. Surgeon agrees to say 11mm BSSO advancement and then you wake up with 6mm advancement.. all the time!

So it was a sliding genioplasty and not an implant?

Do you want to go to SEA or do you want to do it in the EU? Both possible.

I need an update on this

 

[Deleted member 8758]

If people are saying it’s where you just open a suture without osteotomies, then they are coping very hard!

MSE can’t even open the weak palatal suture in an adult man almost half the time, without an osteotomy

Can confirm, had to get 3 separate MSEs

 

[RealSurgerymax]

Can confirm, had to get 3 separate MSEs

Yes very common for young men. Did you eventually get surgical or it just split after 3 tries?

 

[noprogressno]

If people are saying it’s where you just open a suture without osteotomies, then they are coping very hard!

MSE can’t even open the weak palatal suture in an adult man almost half the time, without an osteotomy

No it is a type of osteotomy which is performed for cleft palate patients(children) usually I think but I wondered how is it any different from normal distraction osteogenesis. Since you are a surgeon I thought maybe you would know more about this

 

[Deleted member 8758]

Yes very common for young men. Did you eventually get surgical or it just split after 3 tries?

I got it at 28, first one failed resulting in teeth tipping, 2nd one had heavy corticopuncture resulting in split but halfway though had teeth tipping and the final one also had a split much more smoothly. The final MSE included a little bit of protraction which seemed to help disarticulate pterygomaxillary sutures.

 

[rubybrrr]

as if DesignMyImplants wasn’t pathetic enough now there is an even more blatant scam attempt in our community.

1. Face2Be claims to have designed 10,000 (LOL!) implants but uses all pictures from Dr Eppleys website:
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2. Another Fake-Expert PSLer Know-It-All regurgitating the limited information he has read.
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This isn’t a silicone implant (or their implant at all)
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You can’t 3D print silicone (but they wouldn’t know that, just trying to make a quick buck!)


3. This isn’t a real doctor, it’s an obvious paid actor in a blank white coat - probably from Fiverr!
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Of course no real/good doctor would work with them because the second they open their mouth, their lack of knowledge would show!

4. Their before/afters are fake/stolen as well!
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Unicorn CMF is the only real design service in the Looksmax Community (Blackpilled alternative to the big companies)
Ive held off on this for a while but seeing all these blatant scam attempts trying to copy what I do I’m going to come reveal I have my own *real* small design company with *actual results* and I have done quite a few re-designs after bad revisions by the engineers at Implantech.

If you want a real Aesthetic Expert to design your implants you can just come to me: Unicorn CMF.

I do this as a side business. Nkt a big company or anything, and it’s just me.

I can’t show all my results publicly because most people don’t want that but I can show enough to prove what you see on my page is actually real and my own, the peek implants or custom titanium actually gets made, and the surgeries actually get done:







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I just paid for design services, just go with a company that does it for surgeons and ask them to do it for a patient.

 

[RealSurgerymax]

I just paid for design services, just go with a company that does it for surgeons and ask them to do it for a patient.

I thought you were making your own with clay

 

[rubybrrr]

I thought you were making your own with clay

Yeah I was, and I did. But they are all jacked up because I hald molded them and they hav fingerprints and BS all over them in the 3d scan. Unrealistic I realized.

 

[rubybrrr]

Can confirm, had to get 3 separate MSEs

Oh my god Im so sorry what a nightmare