Jaw surgery issue

[UglyAsHell]

I have read somewhere on internet that jaw surgery can relapse over time. Is it that common? My idea was going to Ramieri but I know he is pretty conservative. Do I risk to spend 15 k for nothing and to find myself at the same starting point? Both my jaws are recessed
Which is the percentage of relapse

 

[wwww]

Idk

 

[jon_chase89]

He's not particularly conservative. That's something that got started because his results weren't overtly forward grown like Sailors ba's

 

[UglyAsHell]

He's not particularly conservative. That's something that got started because his results weren't overtly forward grown like Sailors ba's

Well it doesn't move maxilla over 4 mm
He is pretty conservative

 

[UglyAsHell]

Up dio cane

 

[hansmoleman]

Jaw surgery *will* relapse in the period of 1 year. The question is by how much. In most cases it’s not noticeable. If the surgeon fucks up or you are unlucky as hell, then yes. After 1 year, relapse is literally impossible unless you have a very weird disease of which I don’t recall the name.

 

[longjohnmong]

Do custom plates make relapse less likely? Are they more robust?

 

[UglyAsHell]

Jaw surgery *will* relapse in the period of 1 year. The question is by how much. In most cases it’s not noticeable. If the surgeon fucks up or you are unlucky as hell, then yes. After 1 year, relapse is literally impossible unless you have a very weird disease of which I don’t recall the name.

How much is the relapsing

 

[soontoaccend]

I have read somewhere on internet that jaw surgery can relapse over time. Is it that common? My idea was going to Ramieri but I know he is pretty conservative. Do I risk to spend 15 k for nothing and to find myself at the same starting point? Both my jaws are recessed
Which is the percentage of relapse

mew

 

[UglyAsHell]

mew

I'm old, mate

 

[soontoaccend]

I'm old, mate

i mean mew after surgery to prevent as much relapse as possible

 

[Deleted member 13710]

Relapse doesn't mean that your jaw returns all the way to its original position. It just means that the final result is not as big of a movement than was planned. So if you get 10mm advancement and it decreases 2-3mm from that, that's considered a relapse.

I've never heard of a 100% relapse if the original jaw surgery movement was successful.

 

[anticel]

if you get rotation and also asymmetries corrected p sure that s bullshit.

 

[UglyAsHell]

Relapse doesn't mean that your jaw returns all the way to its original position. It just means that the final result is not as big of a movement than was planned. So if you get 10mm advancement and it decreases 2-3mm from that, that's considered a relapse.

I've never heard of a 100% relapse if the original jaw surgery movement was successful.

For instance Ramieri moves 4 mm at maximum for Maxilla. Would it return to the original? My main concern are both jaws

 

[Deleted member 13710]

For instance Ramieri moves 4 mm at maximum for Maxilla. Would it return to the original?

I would guess the answer is no. I've never heard of a 100% relapse from a successful jaw surgery. I'm not a doctor, though.