Do you know why Ramieri does not do this? He seems like an honest guy ngl.
he thinks it's too risky for whatever reason
I sent you a pm
is it really tho? I haven't heard of other experts opinions about it
The only risk I can think of is putting pressure on the eye and distorting the shape of the lens causing blurry vision. But that should easily be fixed by removing the implant
So the blurry vision would be permanent?
No it would be for as long as you have the implant in. I can’t think of any other risks that saddled ones have that normal don’t.
Ohh and is it possible to replace the implant and not have blurry vision? Because i dont see a point on having it if your just gonna remove it after
I’d imagine you could replace it with an implant that has a smaller saddle if it’s causing problems.
Were they also designed by him? Do you want to show before and after results?
I probably should have asked Pagnoni about the safety of his implant placements during the consultation. It didn't even cross my mind then, since I was so determined.
Okay. There are probably hundreds, if not thousands, of decent surgeons. Getting "rejected" by a few of them doesn't really mean all that much to me.
Better than Pagnoni for implants? I thought he was only good for bimax. Either way he seems like a decent choice
idk about pagnoni, theres almost no info about him on the internet
Yeah he is pushed a lot in this forum, its a bit sketchy. But ive heard he had some good results. I will maybe book a consultation with him for implants
Update me on his answer, if you asked ofc
He basically said that the implant designs by giant.implants involve opening up your entire face, and that he could safely do something like that but generally he feels it's unnecessary.
i see. What type of implants does Ramieri do? What are your impressions on him so far? I think Ramieri is the safest option out there tbh although hes a bit conservative with advancements(from what ive read in this forum)
Ramieri is a very chill guy. Very positive outlook on life. He seems very honest, and not motivated by money. I was insistent on paying him again for a second consultation, but he refused.
I think he's the safest bet that I've seen so far, especially if you live in the U.S, and want to save on out of pocket costs. I asked if he takes an initial deposit, and he said not until a few months before surgery. Which means prices can and probably will go up between the time you start orthodontics and the time you're ready for surgery, so you should be prepared in advance for that.
Does he always do orthodontic work prior to surgery? I already had invisalign so im not sure if i would need it but sometimes they “decompensate” the bite but surgery. Has he shown you other results (before after) during the online consultation with him?
You should just consult with him and ask if orthodontics are necessary in your case. I didn't ask for his results bc there are plenty on his ig and I've heard his name around here since 2018.
Alright then, good luck on your surgery bro
ye this makes sense. i always wondered how pagnoni inserts and places infra implants considering that there’s hardly any vision of the orbital area when doing intra oral placements
If I remember correctly he said he never does transconjunctival approach- only intraoral for all cases. But custom implants warp more easily to the skull structure due to the custom design process so it may not be as necessary to fully visualize the placement. Then again, idk how he manages to avoid the infraorbital nerve-iirc he said he just designs around it.
