I just want to shoot cum

[bratex2213]

high cut lefort 1 vs normal lefort doc told me just a bit more risky cuz close to infraorbital nerve he capping and im gonna die or its Fine?

 

[PAUL_ALLEN]

high cut lefort 1 vs normal lefort doc told me just a bit more risky cuz close to infraorbital nerve he capping and im gonna die or its Fine?

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[iblameakmal]

Age?

 

[bratex2213]

Age?

23

 

[bratex2213]

can a nigger tell me the truth how more risky is it or its alright

 

[6footislaw]

23

 

[bratex2213]

why thats old

 

[.Ludicrous]

just shoot it bro

 

[5_4]

I want to shoot cum also

 

[iblameakmal]

can a nigger tell me the truth how more risky is it or its alright

It is quite risky TBH, is your doc even willing to do it? Is he experienced? Has he done high cut lf1 before?

 

[bratex2213]

It is quite risky TBH, is your doc even willing to do it? Is he experienced? Has he done high cut lf1 before?

I thought I was gon beg him for it he was like u ddiont get me last time I told u high cut lf1 I didn't tell u u won't get it but I just told u its risky because of the infraorbital nerve , he is experienced but I think most his clients are not for lefts but he still my best option in the country

 

[bratex2213]

I guess I might die but im too low inhib to care , just feel bad for my dad if I do cuz he warned me

 

[iblameakmal]

I guess I might die but im too low inhib to care , just feel bad for my dad if I do cuz he warned me

Bhai there's no point of getting high cut lefort if you won't be alive to experience any of the benefits

 

[bratex2213]

h

Bhai there's no point of getting high cut lefort if you won't be alive to experience any of the benefits

I know be he told me I need it or some for the roots of my teeth I didn't get it but yes the nigga knows more than me

 

[bratex2213]

high cut mogs I think thats what the net has to say :


A "high" LeFort I osteotomy is generally considered slightly more risky or technically demanding than a normal (conventional) LeFort I osteotomy, but it is not considered unsafe. [1, 2, 3]
The "high" cut is performed to address midface deficiency by moving the jawbone higher up near the cheekbones (near the nasal aperture) compared to the traditional lower cut. [1, 2]
Here is a breakdown of the risks and differences:

Risk Comparison

• High Cut LeFort I:
  • Higher Risk: This technique operates closer to the infraorbital nerves and the maxillary sinus.
  • Bone Limitation: The inferior turbinates act as the upper limit for this cut, and variations in patient anatomy can make this approach challenging.
  • Stability: While highly effective, it requires precise technical execution to ensure stability and avoid damage to the nasal structures.
• Normal Cut LeFort I:
  • Lower Risk: This is the standard, time-tested approach.
  • Limitation: It primarily addresses the occlusion (bite) and lower maxilla, often leaving the cheek area and nasal base relatively unchanged compared to a high cut. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

what y'all think @surgerycels