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I was curious whether you guys have some info on this. I was thinking orbital decompression for ptosis, but then again, it can also be done for aesthetic purposes only.
lefort 3 often fixes the underlying issue from what i have heard, namely recessed maxilla, and negative orbital vector, though orbital vector and maxilla have a huge correlation between each other. Obviously lefort 3 isn't really a serious option, but im curious as to when it would be more optimal to go for lefort 3 than the other options. Then again, lefort 3 is the holy grail of hardmaxes, basically skull transplant. A little bit of lefort 3 ain't never hurt nobody
infras don't really solve the underlying issue(maxilla or orbital vector) , but just give the eye more support, and gives the appearance of more compact orbitals. So if there was nothing wrong with the maxilla or the orbital vector, infras could be used to make the orbitals more compact right? Also if you had scleral show you'd probably want infras.
Am i correct in this assesment, or am i forgetting something. Let me know
lefort 3 often fixes the underlying issue from what i have heard, namely recessed maxilla, and negative orbital vector, though orbital vector and maxilla have a huge correlation between each other. Obviously lefort 3 isn't really a serious option, but im curious as to when it would be more optimal to go for lefort 3 than the other options. Then again, lefort 3 is the holy grail of hardmaxes, basically skull transplant. A little bit of lefort 3 ain't never hurt nobody
infras don't really solve the underlying issue(maxilla or orbital vector) , but just give the eye more support, and gives the appearance of more compact orbitals. So if there was nothing wrong with the maxilla or the orbital vector, infras could be used to make the orbitals more compact right? Also if you had scleral show you'd probably want infras.
Am i correct in this assesment, or am i forgetting something. Let me know