moltisantichincel
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been hearing some discourse about jaw implants and I think they aren't all bad. I myself have decided to get them, although in a more conservative manner.
I think that the shit results come mainly from drastic changes, not necessarily because of “bad implant design.”
of course design plays a role, but it seems like this whole “design matters more than size” thing was mostly a myth fabricated by GIANT as a selling point.
because GIANT has nothing else to offer but size and hope (it’s literally in his fucking name). and when a naive rotting incel is lied to by GIANT telling him:
also, most of the overall jaw implant results that we see are from American surgeons doing non-anatomically accurate wrap-around silicone jaw implants for uninformed normies who think:
and that is ultimately where the doubt behind implants comes from.
(in this case I actually agree with GIANT that design matters, because you don’t need to be a designer to know that silicone wrap-around jaw implants aren’t anatomical or well designed.)
which brings me to what I think is the best way to get jaw implants, and how I personally will be getting them.
I think it’s pretty simple:
(I know they are not exactly “designers,” but they influence the overall size and have a lot more understanding than you do.)
and no, don’t just walk into your consult and be like “give me xyz movements” or “give me a Brad Pitt jaw” or some shit like that.
(funnily enough when Ramieri hears this from patients he refuses to work with them and instead refers them to a psychiatrist)
some case examples:
Take this Ramieri patient — very weak jaw, weak angularity — but then look at his results, and the rough design scan of his implant design:
now compare it to Clavicular’s plan for implants designed by GIANT:
as you can see, the result from the implant for this patient is very good, especially in the front. there is very good angularity, and basciall what you would want from a jaw implant
I bring this up because compared to Clavicular’s implant design, it is very conservative.
and the thing is: Clavicular’s design, compared to most GIANT designs, is conservative — because Clavicular DOESN’T FUCKING NEED JAW IMPLANTS.
moral of the story, discuss it with your surgeon, be conservative but jaw implants are a viable surgery
@lurking truecel @FrenchareMedCucks @RealSurgerymax @LEFORT17
I think that the shit results come mainly from drastic changes, not necessarily because of “bad implant design.”
of course design plays a role, but it seems like this whole “design matters more than size” thing was mostly a myth fabricated by GIANT as a selling point.
because GIANT has nothing else to offer but size and hope (it’s literally in his fucking name). and when a naive rotting incel is lied to by GIANT telling him:
how fucking convenient is that
also, most of the overall jaw implant results that we see are from American surgeons doing non-anatomically accurate wrap-around silicone jaw implants for uninformed normies who think:
and of course, being uninformed, they overdo it — like majority of mainstream cosmetic surgery — and end up looking like this:
and that is ultimately where the doubt behind implants comes from.
(in this case I actually agree with GIANT that design matters, because you don’t need to be a designer to know that silicone wrap-around jaw implants aren’t anatomical or well designed.)
which brings me to what I think is the best way to get jaw implants, and how I personally will be getting them.
I think it’s pretty simple:
- be conservative,
- discuss everything thoroughly with someone experienced,
- preferably someone who has actually placed custom implants and has a real, advanced understanding of how designs interact with anatomy.
(I know they are not exactly “designers,” but they influence the overall size and have a lot more understanding than you do.)
and no, don’t just walk into your consult and be like “give me xyz movements” or “give me a Brad Pitt jaw” or some shit like that.
(funnily enough when Ramieri hears this from patients he refuses to work with them and instead refers them to a psychiatrist
)some case examples:
Take this Ramieri patient — very weak jaw, weak angularity — but then look at his results, and the rough design scan of his implant design:
now compare it to Clavicular’s plan for implants designed by GIANT:
as you can see, the result from the implant for this patient is very good, especially in the front. there is very good angularity, and basciall what you would want from a jaw implant
I bring this up because compared to Clavicular’s implant design, it is very conservative.
and the thing is: Clavicular’s design, compared to most GIANT designs, is conservative — because Clavicular DOESN’T FUCKING NEED JAW IMPLANTS.
moral of the story, discuss it with your surgeon, be conservative but jaw implants are a viable surgery
@lurking truecel @FrenchareMedCucks @RealSurgerymax @LEFORT17
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