whats the difference between a high bsso and a normal bsso (obwegeser technique)?

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when i google it i only find research paper but my 14yo brain cant comprehend it
@imdo do u know it?

i mean is one technique better than the other one in terms of looksmaxxing? i know that obwegeser increases the bigonial width

 

[Deleted member 15405]

Every surgeon prefers the normal BSSO over the L Osteotomy because it involves more of the nerve attachment and less masseter muscle during advancement. Basically less risk of nerve damage. Regarding aesthetics, I’m not sure.

 

[Fart mic]

when i google it i only find research paper but my 14yo brain cant comprehend it
@imdo do u know it?

i mean is one technique better than the other one in terms of looksmaxxing? i know that obwegeser increases the bigonial width

are u getting bsso soon? tell me how it went

 

[OnlyCa$hh]

Rip I’m getting bimax in 3 months already know I’m getting botched

 

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are u getting bsso soon? tell me how it went

yep bimax

 

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

I actually read a while back that it’s the opposite. ‘Injury to the inferior alveolar nerve is much less likely with a vertical ramus procedure than with a bilateral sagittal split osteotomy.’

I would have probably roped by now if my surgery was delayed as much as yours has

is not the same cut

 

[theanonymousone]

Which one is safer as far as blood loss and major complications (not nerve damage) is concerned?

 

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I actually read a while back that it’s the opposite. ‘Injury to the inferior alveolar nerve is much less likely with a vertical ramus procedure than with a bilateral sagittal split osteotomy.’

I would have probably roped by now if my surgery was delayed as much as yours has

you don't know how painful this is bro cancelled 2 days before and shiet

 

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

hey since you are considering chin wing it would be useful for you to know doing the normal bsso cut will make it harder to perform chin wing for obvious reasons
if you are considering it you might want the deeper cut.