
CursedOne
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But if I remember correctly a high cut lefort 1 does not solve the lack of under eye support problem.The one which's gonna bring more positive changes without risking death---> high cut lefort 1
That's why i'm gonna get orbital implantsBut if I remember correctly a high cut lefort 1 does not solve the lack of under eye support problem.
Fuck man, orbital rim implants could solve but I want bones and not shitty implants T_TThat's why i'm gonna get orbital implants
They are not as big as boob implants (jfl) and undereye area is supposed to be softFuck man, orbital rim implants could solve but I want bones and not shitty implants T_T
mse + fm and orbital implants if needed afterwardsBut if I remember correctly a high cut lefort 1 does not solve the lack of under eye support problem.
just take your face off bro
volcel if you wouldn't get itCant wait for my modified lefort 3 surgery
A modified lf 3 doenst cover the whole area of a lefort 3On a serious note though, what's the difference between a regular Lefort 3 cut and a modified one?
On a serious note though, what's the difference between a regular Lefort 3 cut and a modified one?
Great info, thanks. Is a high-yet-noninfraorbital LF1 (is that what's called quadrangular LF1?) more risky than the standard LF1 cut?There are several modifications of the LeFort III and many surgeons have their own. So “modified LeFort III” isn’t really a specific term.
Some so-called modified LeFort III’s are really just malar osteotomies and do not move the teeth or the mouth so not a LeFort at all.
Some move the teeth and mouth but don’t involve the nose (which can lead to a central midfacial hypoplasia appearance if you’re not careful in selection)
Most modified LeFort III’s don’t go as deep into the orbit.
A “standard” LeFort for syndromic correction makes the cut within the orbit, to the orbital fissure. It also goes over the nose.
Look up Kufners Osteotomy, one of the more “standard” Modified LeFort III’s (and interestingly some modifications of this modification are really just “high cut LeFort I’s”.)
Great info, thanks. Is a high-yet-noninfraorbital LF1 (is that what's called quadrangular LF1?) more risky than the standard LF1 cut?
Is having both an extended LF1