Idea for orbital box osteotomy alternative

[itsover22372237]

i havent seen any great methods for increasing ipd/esr besides obo which obviously has many flaws like cost, recovery time, and no before and after pictures so uncanny results may or may not occur, so I thought of a new method. This wouldn't even be classified as a surgery but it would be hardmaxxing. Using the same mechanism as an mse device, you could have it rest just above the nasal bone (on the surface of the skin, not attached/screwed in) and have metal rods with soft end caps apply constant pressure on the outer orbital wall or the upper zygomatic region, which wouldn't actually break the orbital bone rather it would split the space between the eyes (like mse splits the maxilla in half) because the nasal bone is connected to the maxilla by sutures and so the nasal bone would keep the same shape and the maxilla would get further and further away but reconnect (wolffs law and bone metabolism). the downside to this is obviously you can't walk around while using this so you would use this while sleeping or just laying down. Would this work as an alternative to obo? it would be significantly cheaper however I'm not sure if eye damage or any health issues would occur.

Also if you're wondering how it would connect to outer orbital wall you would have to use plastic hooks and shove it in the orbital bone and that only works if ur zygos are somewhat prominent in that region

 

[cromagnon]

@NZb6Air

bump

 

[Edgarpill]

wrong u could use fillers

 

[Giorgio]

I'm not sure if eye damage or any health issues would occur.

judging from the post all the brain damage that can occur has already occurred in you, so seems like you're safe

 

[itsover22372237]

judging from the post all the brain damage that can occur has already occurred in you, so seems like you're safe

i would assume it would have the same risks as orbital box osteotomy or less because of how gradual this process would be. it would take probably about 4 months per .05mm of growth which is significantly less than something like mse which is considered a minor operation.

 

[cromagnon]

bump

 

[BimaxLaser]

Isnt the orbit still connected to the forehead? How are you supposed to pull it apart

 

[itsover22372237]

the frontal bone and supraorbital will naturally want to connect back to the rest of the orbital bone so as the frontal process of the maxilla moves left/right, the frontal bone will grow equally to connect back. for the supraorbital, it connects to the zygomatic bone via sutures so as the space between the eyes grow and the zygos reach further out the supraorbital will grow slightly downwards to connect back