Want Family/Financial Support for your Jaw Surgery? - GET A SLEEP STUDY

[ActualMax]

Many people with unfortunate facial structure have recessed, underdeveloped jaws—which often cause serious breathing and sleep issues.

If you bring up aesthetics to a surgeon or family, you will likely be met with extreme negativity and skepticism.

But if you start with a sleep study (I recommend WatchPAT) and get diagnosed with sleep apnea or airway obstruction, your concerns become MEDICAL and necessary.

Now you can discuss surgery for your health and later address aesthetics in the surgery planning process without being met with negativity.

Plus, insurance can cover it if you submit everything correctly.

Feel free to DM me if you need help starting your jaw surgery journey.

Good luck brothers

 

[aids]

Only good threads from this dude.

 

[iblameautistickids]

if its funded by the government there not gonna significantly give u forward growth but still a good idea for all the poorcels
if u got money doe i would go to a blackpilled surgeon

 

[vincentzygo]

Only good threads from this dude.

i watched full 1st season of mr robot cuz ur avi today

 

[aids]

i watched full 1st season of mr robot cuz ur avi today

How'd you find it?

 

[vincentzygo]

How'd you find it?

rewatched*

 

[tahahd11]

Doctors would laugh at you if you tell them a App diagnosed you with sleep apnea, atleast here in GERMany

 

[ActualMax]

Doctors would laugh at you if you tell them a App diagnosed you with sleep apnea, atleast here in GERMany

WatchPAT is a highly respected diagnostic tool that top jaw surgeons use themselves to diagnose patients.

It's a $300 device they send you in the mail.

 

[Foreverbrad]

My family still don’t support it even though I said it will cure my sleep apnea and stop me from having no teeth by 40. They just can’t understand the idea of having a surgery that’s not for something that’s immediately life threatening or constant pain.

 

[fezzz]

Many people with unfortunate facial structure have recessed, underdeveloped jaws—which often cause serious breathing and sleep issues.

If you bring up aesthetics to a surgeon or family, you will likely be met with extreme negativity and skepticism.

But if you start with a sleep study (I recommend WatchPAT) and get diagnosed with sleep apnea or airway obstruction, your concerns become MEDICAL and necessary.

Now you can discuss surgery for your health and later address aesthetics in the surgery planning process without being met with negativity.

Plus, insurance can cover it if you submit everything correctly.

Feel free to DM me if you need help starting your jaw surgery journey.

Good luck brothers

Just had a consult with an orthodontist that recommended be a sleep study. Any tips on how to make sure I get recommended bimax?