I absolutely need all the information regarding zygomatic and infraorbital implants

[TheLordMadness]

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As some of you know about a year ago I did jaw surgery which completely corrected the position of the mandible and maxilla but left my zygo and infraorbital rims recessed, now I would like to correct also this. Do you know anyone who has done or is well informed about zygomatic and infraorbital implants?
I can’t really find much information online, seems not a common surgery.
I still don't know which surgeon choose, I will probably do peek implants.
I'd be interested in knowing better how they should be designed for male aestetich, I don't want to look like Rodrigo Alvarez.

 

[owlofathena]

you have bad zygos then? what do they look like?

 

[TheLordMadness]

you have bad zygos then? what do they look like?

 

[owlofathena]

yeah not great but not as bad as i thought lol

 

[owlofathena]

you have long midface

 

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all these guys got custom zygo/infraorbital implants and great results IMO. they all made threads detailing their results etc.

 

[Deleted member 2527]

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all these guys got custom zygo/infraorbital implants and great results IMO. they all made threads detailing their results etc.

For me anyway, the orbital rim part of the implants had much better effect than the malar part. I can get two hours sleep and drink alcohol and I look fine the next morning. Previously my undereye hollows meant I always looked tired.

Implants won’t fix dark undereye skin so if you have poor undereye colouring I’m not sure how to fix that. It just fixes the hollows.

If you have underlying skeletal deficiencies that need a bimax or something I would definitely advise you fix them first before looking at implants - implants should be considered the cherry on the top.

Also if you have thick skin (as I do) you likely won’t see the level of definition that you are hoping for and are at risk for a slightly bloated look.

 

[Deleted member 2527]

@TheLordMadness I think rhinoplasty and fixing your jaw should be main priority for you.

 

[TheLordMadness]

For me anyway, the orbital rim part of the implants had much better effect than the malar part. I can get two hours sleep and drink alcohol and I look fine the next morning. Previously my undereye hollows meant I always looked tired.

Implants won’t fix dark undereye skin so if you have poor undereye colouring I’m not sure how to fix that. It just fixes the hollows.

If you have underlying skeletal deficiencies that need a bimax or something I would definitely advise you fix them first before looking at implants - implants should be considered the cherry on the top.

Also if you have thick skin (as I do) you likely won’t see the level of definition that you are hoping for and are at risk for a slightly bloated look.

As i said above, i alredy did a jaw surgery a year ago that’s also why i want to do infraorbital and zygo implants, i want to achieve the full anteface look from side profile and better under eye in general.

Did your eyes changed in shape in any way?
I have dark circles and malar hypoplasia, so it wont change at all?
Did u achieved hollow cheecks? Or at la least better definition?
Last question, have you also changed your zygo bridge?
Thx for your time

 

[TheLordMadness]

@TheLordMadness I think rhinoplasty and fixing your jaw should be main priority for you.

What’s wrong with my jaw? I will definitely do rhinoplasty also

 

[Deleted member 2527]

What’s wrong with my jaw? I will definitely do rhinoplasty also

Your chin looks recessed still

 

[TheLordMadness]

Your chin looks recessed still

I don’t think is recessed at all, and anyway considering that i was a subhuman chin 404 not found i’m happy with it, anyway, can u please let me know about my question above?

 

[Deleted member 4797]

For me anyway, the orbital rim part of the implants had much better effect than the malar part. I can get two hours sleep and drink alcohol and I look fine the next morning. Previously my undereye hollows meant I always looked tired.

Implants won’t fix dark undereye skin so if you have poor undereye colouring I’m not sure how to fix that. It just fixes the hollows.

If you have underlying skeletal deficiencies that need a bimax or something I would definitely advise you fix them first before looking at implants - implants should be considered the cherry on the top.

Also if you have thick skin (as I do) you likely won’t see the level of definition that you are hoping for and are at risk for a slightly bloated look.

How does the Lateral Orbital Rim part of your implant look?

Did it turn out as well as this guys LOR's?

 

[oatmeal]

@Mongrelcel thoughts?

 

[oatmeal]

@aut0phobic @curryslayerordeath also thoughts

 

[Deleted member 1862]

are you willing to pay 30k and go through a recovery that is actually easier than bi-max for near perfect orbital rims + zygos?

if yes go for mlf3 tbh, don't cope with implants bc if you get infected (orbitals are very prone to infection) it's a done deal.

before anyone says "so and so has had implants and they haven't had problems", you can't use anecdotes to disprove data.

 

[TheLordMadness]

are you willing to pay 30k and go through a recovery that is actually easier than bi-max for near perfect orbital rims + zygos?

if yes go for mlf3 tbh, don't cope with implants bc if you get infected (orbitals are very prone to infection) it's a done deal.

before anyone says "so and so has had implants and they haven't had problems", you can't use anecdotes to disprove data.

Do you read the treadh or what? I alredy did jaw surgery last year, anyway the screws used in jaw surgery to fix the jaws have the same infection probability as peek implants

 

[TheLordMadness]

Join the surgery discord. Everyone who gave you any remotely good advice in this thread is in the discord.

Yeah a guy sent me the link for the discord but it doesn’t work anymore, can u please send it to me in pm?

 

[Deleted member 1862]

Do you read the treadh or what? I alredy did jaw surgery last year, anyway the screws used in jaw surgery to fix the jaws have the same infection probability as peek implants

ik u did hence recommending osteotomy

so what if screws have infection rate, removal of screws is fine. removal of implants puts you back at square 1 but with 20k less

 

[oatmeal]

are you willing to pay 30k and go through a recovery that is actually easier than bi-max for near perfect orbital rims + zygos?

if yes go for mlf3 tbh, don't cope with implants bc if you get infected (orbitals are very prone to infection) it's a done deal.

before anyone says "so and so has had implants and they haven't had problems", you can't use anecdotes to disprove data.

why does this dude charge 30k though jfl…

i would understand 20k but at this point he's squeezing as much as he can

 

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Pm me please

 

[medialcanthuscel]

For me anyway, the orbital rim part of the implants had much better effect than the malar part. I can get two hours sleep and drink alcohol and I look fine the next morning. Previously my undereye hollows meant I always looked tired.

Implants won’t fix dark undereye skin so if you have poor undereye colouring I’m not sure how to fix that. It just fixes the hollows.

For me anyway, the orbital rim part of the implants had much better effect than the malar part. I can get two hours sleep and drink alcohol and I look fine the next morning. Previously my undereye hollows meant I always looked tired.

Implants won’t fix dark undereye skin so if you have poor undereye colouring I’m not sure how to fix that. It just fixes the hollows.

If you have underlying skeletal deficiencies that need a bimax or something I would definitely advise you fix them first before looking at implants - implants should be considered the cherry on the top.

Also if you have thick skin (as I do) you likely won’t see the level of definition that you are hoping for and are at risk for a slightly bloated look.

Could you post update photos of your outcome? I m only interested in eye area

 

[Deleted member 8869]

are you willing to pay 30k and go through a recovery that is actually easier than bi-max for near perfect orbital rims + zygos?

if yes go for mlf3 tbh, don't cope with implants bc if you get infected (orbitals are very prone to infection) it's a done deal.

before anyone says "so and so has had implants and they haven't had problems", you can't use anecdotes to disprove data.

what is mlf3?

 

[Deleted member 8869]

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