how risky is orbital box ossemetery?

[saiko]

Before me, the only way to perform OBO was to use a craniotomy, exposing and retracting the brain off the skull base to make the cuts in the orbital roof. The risk of death or brain injury is about 1 in 100. Too high for cosmetic cases without syndromic or post traumatic deformity.

In 2023 I introduced my modified way, which uses a patent-pending guide which does not touch or expose the brain at all. This puts the risk at about 1 in 10,000 since the surgery is comparable to other similar major, but sub cranial skull shaping procedures like Facial Feminization Surgery, which is done safely and routinely with an open coronal approach and osteotomies in the same exact region.

The risk of blindness is almost 0. I have never heard of it. The 360-degree infraorbital osteotomies give an escape for blood collection so retrobulbar hematoma are very rare in craniofacial surgery. We are not operating close to the optic nerves, we aren't going that far back into the orbit, so direct injury to the optic nerve is very unlikely or not possible.

The risk of minor medical complications & aesthetic complications are much higher, same with jaw surgery, implants, rhinoplasty etc.


You've never seen any leaked "results" only leaked healing pictures 5 days post op, which judgements cannot be made from.


Tripod is equal risk and recovery to obo.

I have a question for you. I’ve read in several sources that OBO can allow the eye to move back into the orbit, specifically with lateral expansion. Is that true? And if so, do you think it’s a good surgery to treat bulging eyes caused by shallow orbits?

 

[NarrowBoneMarrow]

- Will aesthetically benefit from the operation.
- Plans to come to Istanbul for surgery within the next 3-5 months.
- Has 40K funding available & ready.
- Pays the $350 consult fee without complaining.

I want a consult from you, do you see whether someone is aesthetically viable for the operation before or during the consult? I want to know if it would before I put down 350

 

[looksmaxxxxxxer]

I need it

Me too bro

 

[zemult]

The leaked results I've seen from obo didn't even look impressive

It's solely for people with absolute truly dogshit ratios or very bad vertical orbital dystopia

From the leaked Giant results, it tends to create other problems rather than just fixing the one problem. I agree with you that it should only be reserved for actually deformed IPD people, and not for incels that are just fixating on a singular flaw.

 

[AustrianMogger]

From the leaked Giant results, it tends to create other problems rather than just fixing the one problem. I agree with you that it should only be reserved for actually deformed IPD people, and not for incels that are just fixating on a singular flaw.

Bla bla

 

[Mike456]

I can't find anything about the botch rate online

Most eye surgery are very risky
Be careful I need to find a doctor 2

 

[zemult]

1-2% i belive

The only patient satisfaction rate available is mostly composed of people who were actually deformed (frontonasal dysplasia, severe hypotelorism from FAS or something else, etc).

There is no reliable data for people who beforehand had an IPD that is not deformity tier. The only 'data' available is users in our own community going to the extremes of getting OBO, and from CosmicMaxxer's results, leaked Giant results, and some users straight up just not showing the result, there has not been a single good case of OBO, only botches.

 

[AustrianMogger]

The only patient satisfaction rate available is mostly composed of people who were actually deformed (frontonasal dysplasia, severe hypotelorism from FAS or something else, etc).

There is no reliable data for people who beforehand had an IPD that is not deformity tier. The only 'data' available is users in our own community going to the extremes of getting OBO, and from CosmicMaxxer's results, leaked Giant results, and some users straight up just not showing the result, there has not been a single good case of OBO, only botches.

Havent even seen a tripod only case yet