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Basically my idea is that you suck out the fat lateral to the eyeball and then transfer it over medial to the eyeball.
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Tbh I’m not sure this would work. If it did, I wonder how much IPD you could gain?I'll be a test subject, if you're willing to do a surgery in your garage.
This could have tons of potential but needs trials. Is the issue with ipd a popular one? Normies seem to notice it when they are greatly below or above avg.Tbh I’m not sure this would work. If it did, I wonder how much IPD you could gain?
IPD is a common problem but normies are not aware. My ES ratio is 0.45 so not deformed but i need more IPD to be attractive. There’s no way I’m shaving bone off.This could have tons of potential but needs trials. Is the issue with ipd a popular one? Normies seem to notice it when they are greatly below or above avg.
Hopefully my pfl makes up for my abysmal es ratio of .43IPD is a common problem but normies are not aware. My ES ratio is 0.45 so not deformed but i need more IPD to be attractive. There’s no way I’m shaving bone off.
Over. Your eye area looks Chad from this angle, but the ES ratio probably ruins the frontHopefully my pfl makes up for my abysmal es ratio of .43 View attachment 2106135
Thank you for the expert response. How come the grafted fat would resorb?No you can’t do this. Orbital fat is inside the periorbita and too close to the intraconal area which has the muscles, nerves, and arteries running through it. You cannot liposuction this area.
It’s often reduced under direct vision in orbital decompression surgery (safe for removal by controlled surgery, not blind liposuction)
Because the grafted fat would resorb this would not be a very reliable surgery and might cause other eye problems like enopthalmos.
The concept you are describing is lateralizing the globe within the orbit which is possible through lateral orbital wall bone burring and medial orbital wall bone grafting (or implant.)
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While either of these might increase IPD a couple millimeters it won’t correct the collection of aesthetic problems that make up the usual close-set eyes look - the main thing being the narrow intercanthal distance. That will require orbital box osteotomies.
Grafted fat always resorts about 50%Thank you for the expert response. How come the grafted fat would resorb?
how risky would that be and any idea on the cost range?No you can’t do this. Orbital fat is inside the periorbita and too close to the intraconal area which has the muscles, nerves, and arteries running through it. You cannot liposuction this area.
It’s often reduced under direct vision in orbital decompression surgery (safe for removal by controlled surgery, not blind liposuction)
Because the grafted fat would resorb this would not be a very reliable surgery and might cause other eye problems like enopthalmos.
The concept you are describing is lateralizing the globe within the orbit which is possible through lateral orbital wall bone burring and medial orbital wall bone grafting (or implant.)
View attachment 2106184
While either of these might increase IPD a couple millimeters it won’t correct the collection of aesthetic problems that make up the usual close-set eyes look - the main thing being the narrow intercanthal distance. That will require orbital box osteotomies.