I will be getting jawline fillers soon

[EdwardCullen]

Will be getting jawline fillers soon In the coming weeks and will post results if this thread gets enough attention, reply below and I will send u pics in PM as well soon

 

[Ocelot]

Will be getting jawline fillers soon In the coming weeks and will post results if this thread gets enough attention, reply below and I will send u pics in PM as well soon

pm me

 

[Deleted member 5912]

good luck bro pm me

 

[Chadelite]

fillers are shit you need bone

 

[Deleted member 6315]

Good luck
Pm later

 

[EdwardCullen]

fillers are shit you need bone

I am testing with fillers first, implants are too costly and have other issues

 

[Elias]

Pm me when you get it done

 

[Baggaman]

Good luck! PM me

 

[Deleted member 5632]

pm me!

 

[Inscol]

Pm me

 

[RazerGlazer]

Will be getting jawline fillers soon In the coming weeks and will post results if this thread gets enough attention, reply below and I will send u pics in PM as well soon

arent u in quarantine, nigga?

 

[nothingelse2do]

why anyone would get fillers or implants instead of osteotomization is beyond me

 

[FutureMogger]

why anyone would get fillers or implants instead of osteotomization is beyond me

I am a greycel what is osteotomization?

 

[nothingelse2do]

I am a greycel what is osteotomization?

osteotomization is surgery that includes an osteotomy.

an osteotomy is any surgery that has to do with incising/cutting bone to move it or lengthen it.
any lengthening procedure is then called distraction osteogenesis, which involves osteotomizing the bone (cutting it), and then applying distractors to pull them apart overtime, osteogenesis having the root word 'osteo' which is greek for bone and genesis which is greek for 'creating', we are practically creating MORE bone

 

[wolfgaiden]

pm me, btw how much ml's of filler are you putting into your jaw ?

 

[FutureMogger]

osteotomization is surgery that includes an osteotomy.

an osteotomy is any surgery that has to do with incising/bone to move it or lengthen it.
any lengthening procedure is then called distraction osteogenesis, which involves osteotomizing the bone (cutting it), and then applying distractors to pull them apart overtime, osteogenesis having the root word 'osteo' which is greek for bone and genesis which is greek for 'creating', we are practically creating MORE bone

thanks for the explanation, appreciate it. The problems that those surgeries are very invasive and cost a lot are probably the reason why people tend to get fillers

 

[nothingelse2do]

thanks for the explanation, appreciate it. The problem that those surgeries are very invasive and cost a lot are probably the reason why people tend to get fillers

fillers degrade bone overtime and you have to keep reapplying them every year orso because they're temporary so in the long run fillers cost more if not the same, depending on how long you want them for

any results you get from expansion, osteotomies, etc are permanent and you don't have to worry about reapplying anything or having a second job done. if you're done you're done, that's it, you've made it.

 

[Deluded Normie]

PM me.

 

[RAITEIII]

why anyone would get fillers or implants instead of osteotomization is beyond me

What are the limitation of this type of surgery? What's the cost compared to implants? How long does the process of creating new bone take?

 

[nothingelse2do]

What are the limitation of this type of surgery?

the limit is the amount of bone you have to work with. you need to consult a maxfac and have a professional diagnosis done, note that there are many things to take into consideration such as your current disposition, bite, bone mass, etc.

What's the cost compared to implants?

can cost up to 5x more than implants, but you have to take into consideration longevity, health and function. it's a pretty damn good tradeoff if you ask me.

How long does the process of creating new bone take?

depends on what you're distracting. if you're distracting the mandible it can take 1-2 months. leg lengthening surgery results can take anywhere up to 5 months. and then there's post surgery osteoporosis, since the newly created bone is extremely gracile and porous.

 

[RAITEIII]

the limit is the amount of bone you have to work with. you need to consult a maxfac and have a professional diagnosis done, note that there are many things to take into consideration such as your current disposition, bite, bone mass, etc.



can cost up to 5x more than implants, but you have to take into consideration longevity, health and function. it's a pretty damn good tradeoff if you ask me.



depends on what you're distracting. if you're distracting the mandible it can take 1-2 months. leg lengthening surgery results can take anywhere up to 5 months. and then there's post surgery osteoporosis, since the newly created bone is extremely gracile and porous.

Mirin, you should make a thread one day you have time. I'm pretty sure many would be interested

 

[wannabenormie]

fillers degrade bone overtime and you have to keep reapplying them every year orso because they're temporary so in the long run fillers cost more if not the same, depending on how long you want them for

any results you get from expansion, osteotomies, etc are permanent and you don't have to worry about reapplying anything or having a second job done. if you're done you're done, that's it, you've made it.

This is not really that simple as with surgeries you have to take into account risks/ recovery / shitty results that may be hard to get rid of.
Besides, is there even osteotomy for increasing bigonial width?

 

[nothingelse2do]

This is not really that simple as with surgeries you have to take into account risks/ recovery / shitty results that may be hard to get rid of.
Besides, is there even osteotomy for increasing bigonial width?

the risk is practically the same with fillers

and yes there is, mandibular symphyseal distraction osteogenesis (MSDO)

 

[wannabenormie]

the risk is practically the same with fillers

and yes there is, mandibular symphyseal distraction osteogenesis (MSDO)

From what I understand risk of nerve damage is lower for fillers.
Also, if you don't like result you can resolve them and then get some implants/surgery/whatever.
Try to do the same with bimax where your jaw is sliced up and you shouldn't have any procedures in here when it is healing.
Also results that I saw from different surgeries where patient is not extremely recessed are on average not necessarily life changing to be honest and taking into account risk of relapse I don't think surgeries are that great.
Especially as they are often quite costly.

Thanks for mentioning MSDO though, I wasn't sure about it before.

 

[Greeicy]

PM me

 

[EdwardCullen]

osteotomization is surgery that includes an osteotomy.

an osteotomy is any surgery that has to do with incising/cutting bone to move it or lengthen it.
any lengthening procedure is then called distraction osteogenesis, which involves osteotomizing the bone (cutting it), and then applying distractors to pull them apart overtime, osteogenesis having the root word 'osteo' which is greek for bone and genesis which is greek for 'creating', we are practically creating MORE bone

UPDATE, I am in quarantine so there is no use to get fillers now but when all this shit is over I will share pics don’t worry, only thing I’m worried about is that im getting these in Pakistan so wish me luck I hope the doctor doesn’t turn me into a tranny.