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I have previously criticised the "Coceancig line" for jaw surgery, which is Paul Coceancig's standard for bimaxillary advancement.
He advances the nasal base, the incisor and the chin BONES to a line dropped from the nasal bone at a 90 degree angle against the Frankfurt plane. Remember this does not even take into account the soft tissue atop it.
Here is Timothee Chalamet drawn with a coceancig line, dropping from the end of his nasal bone at the end of the Frankfurt plane:
Here is Chalamet with the bones advanced to the line (approximately) with soft tissue overtop:
and here is what a normal maxillofacial surgeon, like Ramieri would do... which is to bring the soft tissue (not bone) somewhere just behind that same line:
The three compared:
Obviously the normal bimax advancement is the best here, as it takes into account the individuals phenotype.
The Coceancig line only works for some phenotypes, seemingly ones with large noses and prominent foreheads. For many males, I predict it will produce uncanny looking results.
Before the Coceancig shills jump in, it is very hard to morph the Coceancig line advancement to look "good" so if Timothee actually got a Coceancig bimax in real life it might look better, but still dogmaxxed.
I strongly believe you can expect the best outcome from a regular bimax from someone like Ramieri, whose smaller movements also mean less risk of nerve damage.
He advances the nasal base, the incisor and the chin BONES to a line dropped from the nasal bone at a 90 degree angle against the Frankfurt plane. Remember this does not even take into account the soft tissue atop it.
Here is Timothee Chalamet drawn with a coceancig line, dropping from the end of his nasal bone at the end of the Frankfurt plane:
Here is Chalamet with the bones advanced to the line (approximately) with soft tissue overtop:
and here is what a normal maxillofacial surgeon, like Ramieri would do... which is to bring the soft tissue (not bone) somewhere just behind that same line:
The three compared:
Obviously the normal bimax advancement is the best here, as it takes into account the individuals phenotype.
The Coceancig line only works for some phenotypes, seemingly ones with large noses and prominent foreheads. For many males, I predict it will produce uncanny looking results.
Before the Coceancig shills jump in, it is very hard to morph the Coceancig line advancement to look "good" so if Timothee actually got a Coceancig bimax in real life it might look better, but still dogmaxxed.
I strongly believe you can expect the best outcome from a regular bimax from someone like Ramieri, whose smaller movements also mean less risk of nerve damage.
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