Why are there only 2 surgeons who do infraorbital with saddle?

[Oberyn]

I don't understand why only 2 surgeons do this. is there a risk or something associated with it or is it a niche implant and you can't find many surgeons who do it?

 

[Verse]

I have no idea but if you need saddle implant it is over

 

[Oberyn]

I have no idea but if you need saddle implant it is over

lol retard

 

[Deleted member 17920]

what’s the difference

 

[Oberyn]

what’s the difference

Why Do So Few Surgeons Perform Custom Infraorbital Implants With A Saddle? - Plastic Surgeon | Dr. Barry L. Eppley, MD

Q: Dr. Eppley, In regards to the saddle infraorbital implant, I am just wondering, is there any risks associated with the saddle? Like the edge of the orbital bone eroding, or just general safety issues associated with silicone entering the eye socket? Also, is this implant commonly requested...

www.eppleyplasticsurgery.com

 

[Deleted member 16371]

Why Do So Few Surgeons Perform Custom Infraorbital Implants With A Saddle? - Plastic Surgeon | Dr. Barry L. Eppley, MD

Q: Dr. Eppley, In regards to the saddle infraorbital implant, I am just wondering, is there any risks associated with the saddle? Like the edge of the orbital bone eroding, or just general safety issues associated with silicone entering the eye socket? Also, is this implant commonly requested...

www.eppleyplasticsurgery.com

Lol

 

[Adonis]

Because they have a monopoly on that.

 

[Artemis]

I don't understand why only 2 surgeons do this. is there a risk or something associated with it or is it a niche implant and you can't find many surgeons who do it?

We discussed it in my thread.

In general, some surgeons do not do it, because these implants with saddles have to be inserted from the upper eyelid. The reason for this is the infraorbital nerve: it cannot be touched/compressed. AFTER that, you would have to do the lateral canthoplasty/canthopexy (not sure) to return the lower eyelid into the proper shape.

However, the majority of Maxillofacial surgeons, who are usually the public that do various implants, actually do NOT have experience working with the lower eyelid: this is the prerogative of oculoplastic surgeons. Thus, the person who installs these saddle implants has to have the experience with them. So, very few guy.

There might be other reasons. In fact, PROBABLY there are. But I know only this one ^

 

[Artemis]

Why Do So Few Surgeons Perform Custom Infraorbital Implants With A Saddle? - Plastic Surgeon | Dr. Barry L. Eppley, MD

Q: Dr. Eppley, In regards to the saddle infraorbital implant, I am just wondering, is there any risks associated with the saddle? Like the edge of the orbital bone eroding, or just general safety issues associated with silicone entering the eye socket? Also, is this implant commonly requested...

www.eppleyplasticsurgery.com

Eppley as usual: 3 paragraphs and HE DOESN'T ANSWER THE DAMN QUESTION.

IS THERE ANY INHERENT RISKS???

Well, Eppley does not answer, and probably there IS a reason for this.

 

[Oberyn]

We discussed it in my thread.

In general, some surgeons do not do it, because these implants with saddles have to be inserted from the upper eyelid. The reason for this is the infraorbital nerve: it cannot be touched/compressed. AFTER that, you would have to do the lateral canthoplasty/canthopexy (not sure) to return the lower eyelid into the proper shape.

However, the majority of Maxillofacial surgeons, who are usually the public that do various implants, actually do NOT have experience working with the lower eyelid: this is the prerogative of oculoplastic surgeons. Thus, the person who installs these saddle implants has to have the experience with them. So, very few guy.

There might be other reasons. In fact, PROBABLY there are. But I know only this one ^

iirc they are intraoral. so they don't touch soft tissue.

 

[Artemis]

iirc they are intraoral. so they don't touch soft tissue.

SADDLE implants?

They CAN'T be "intraoral". There is NO way to install them from the oral cavity without fucking up one's whole face. The saddle goes into the socket a little, so the access is simply not visible from below.

Only through the eyelid.

 

[Oberyn]

SADDLE implants?

They CAN'T be "intraoral". There is NO way to install them from the oral cavity without fucking up one's whole face. The saddle goes into the socket a little, so the access is simply not visible from below.

Only through the eyelid.

idk. @RealSurgerymax if you can install a malar implant I don't see any reason why you can't install a saddle

i asked 2 people here they said pagnoni didn't touch the soft tissue maybe they don't know either what exactly he did. @herring

 

[Artemis]

idk. @RealSurgerymax if you can install a malar implant I don't see why you can't install a saddle

i asked 2 people here they said pagnoni didn't touch the soft tissue maybe they don't know either what exactly he did. @herring

Maybe they did not perform the lateral canthoplasty? It is not possible to install any implant without touching "soft tissues", because mouth is soft tissue too.

 

[Oberyn]

Maybe they did not perform the lateral canthoplasty? It is not possible to install any implant without touching "soft tissues", because mouth is soft tissue too.

I mean i meant cantho etc. eye related shit

 

[Artemis]

I mean i meant cantho etc. eye related shit

Yeah, that might be not necessary. I don't know for sure. Eppley performs these by default. But idk if Pagnoni does.

 

[Deleted member 4675]

Infraorbital implants can reduce pfl?

 

[zeek]

Saddle is overrated

 

[Oberyn]

Infraorbital implants can reduce pfl?

no

Saddle is overrated

no

 

[Deleted member 15854]

We discussed it in my thread.

In general, some surgeons do not do it, because these implants with saddles have to be inserted from the upper eyelid. The reason for this is the infraorbital nerve: it cannot be touched/compressed. AFTER that, you would have to do the lateral canthoplasty/canthopexy (not sure) to return the lower eyelid into the proper shape.

However, the majority of Maxillofacial surgeons, who are usually the public that do various implants, actually do NOT have experience working with the lower eyelid: this is the prerogative of oculoplastic surgeons. Thus, the person who installs these saddle implants has to have the experience with them. So, very few guy.

There might be other reasons. In fact, PROBABLY there are. But I know only this one ^

thoughts on hitting this nerve when bonesmashing?

 

[Artemis]

thoughts on hitting this nerve when bonesmashing?

 

[Deleted member 15854]

bonesmash is risky, could get perma fucked from damaging nerve tbh

 

[Deleted member 15854]

or maybe its not that easy to damage these nerves that severely. alot of mma, boxers etc dont get facial paralysis despite the extensive trauma they receive to these sensitive regions

 

[Deleted member 15854]

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[Deleted member 15854]

@Sonny fuck u greycel nigga bitch

 

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[Deleted member 1901]

@Ekil73_YT @niggacum492139

I have no idea Jfl

 

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[Deleted member 20631]

It’s harder to perform, surgeon usually needs experience in occuplastics to confidently perform it without risking damage to the eye.

 

[madcap88]

I think its because surgeons dont view the level of aesthetic improvement justifiable by the risk of potentially making you blind

 

[CyberPsychodelic]

I don't understand why only 2 surgeons do this. is there a risk or something associated with it or is it a niche implant and you can't find many surgeons who do it?

What are the 2 surgeons who perform Saddled infras?