Implants vs osteotomies. Only high iq users please

[svarddre]

I need genuine non-retarded users who will have a conversation with me on if I should look into implants of osteotomies. Pm me and I’ll do a rating or whatever in return

 

[jaymog]

Fire away. I’ve had bimax and cheek implants so I can shed a light on both.

 

[Aditya the currycel]

Fire away. I’ve had bimax and cheek implants so I can shed a light on both.

hey could i pm you and can you tell me if i need bimax or implants suffice

 

[svarddre]

hey could i pm you and can you tell me if i need bimax or implants suffice

Sure

 

[Aditya the currycel]

Sure

cantt pm you

 

[kingofkings]

If the question is chin implant vs osteotomy, the answer is osteotomy. It looks more natural and the result is permanent.

I had a chin wing. It was a very good result.

 

[Enfril]

I wondered this why someone would get one over the other

 

[jaymog]

I wondered this why someone would get one over the other

Implants have better predictability on shaping soft tissue to a desired look.

For example, if you wanted a squared off chin, it’s far easier to get a predictable result with an implant than a widening genioplasty, which is very uncommon in the first place.

Osteotomy is king but implants have their place in some cases or if someone is desiring a very specific shape.

 

[Enfril]

Implants have better predictability on shaping soft tissue to a desired look.

For example, if you wanted a squared off chin, it’s far easier to get a predictable result with an implant than a widening genioplasty, which is very uncommon in the first place.

Osteotomy is king but implants have their place in some cases or if someone is desiring a very specific shape.

have you done either

 

[jaymog]

have you done either

I’ve had Bimax and cheek implants

 

[Enfril]

I’ve had Bimax and cheek implants

If you do not mind could you send me your results. I am looking into implants or a lefort +bsso

 

[xnj]

I need genuine non-retarded users who will have a conversation with me on if I should look into implants or osteotomies. Pm me and I’ll do a rating or whatever in return

depends on the region

 

[svarddre]

depends on the region

I live in southeast usa

 

[xnj]

I live in southeast usa

nigger i mean the region of the skull

 

[svarddre]

nigger i mean the region of the skull

Fuck. Ramus is what I want to improve, my chin/first half of my jaw is pretty strong

 

[xnj]

Fuck. Ramus is what I want to improve, my chin/first half of my jaw is pretty strong

implants. the only osteotomy i can think of for ramus length is the inverted L osteotomy, and i doubt it would even bring plausible results, not to mention that it is giga rare

 

[svarddre]

implants. the only osteotomy i can think of for ramus length is the inverted L osteotomy, and i doubt it would even bring plausible results, not to mention that it is giga rare

I figured, just worried about them looking too blocky. I’ve seen some poor results from ramus implants

 

[xnj]

I figured, just worried about them looking too blocky. I’ve seen some poor results from ramus implants

thats why you have to calculate every molecule of ratios/advancements when consulting

 

[Angutoid]

When will i see questions that are not black and white on this site
DEPENDS negro specify the question

 

[svarddre]

thats why you have to calculate every molecule of ratios/advancements when consulting

I have a consultation in a couple weeks with someone local who has 30 years experience. Praying to Gandy it goes well

 

[HorseMan7]

I need genuine non-retarded users who will have a conversation with me on if I should look into implants of osteotomies. Pm me and I’ll do a rating or whatever in return

It really depends on what your issue is. Osteotomies move bone as an entire block, implants can add projection to one specific part of the bone. Someone who has retrognathia should not be trying to fix that with implants. Similarly, you wouldn't want a lefort 3 just to get better zygo projection

 

[svarddre]

It really depends on what your issue is. Osteotomies move bone as an entire block, implants can add projection to one specific part of the bone. Someone who has retrognathia should not be trying to fix that with implants. Similarly, you wouldn't want a lefort 3 just to get better zygo projection

I would benefit the most from maxillary advancement, but also wider gonions. Everything else is fine