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I'm planning on undergoing MSE since I need a wider palate anyways medically but also cosmetics. In theory, widening your zygos would lead to more lateral eversion giving you that striking chiseled look. But all the results I've seen have just turned people's cheekbones that were small but still defined, into bulky wide cheeks that lack any definition and look worse than the original. How does this make sense?
These are typical before/after with a wide definition-less face and severe asymmetry:
Even Chad loses definition:
Every result I've seen has ended up looking like shit with asymmetry. Even in motion they look terrible:
Why does this happen? Is there an disproportional expansion that occurs (lower maxilla widens much more than zygos) that removes the draping effect from the zygos? Would it be smarter to just skip MSE and get the palate expanded during bimax then alter the zygos after with ZSO or similar? Or do they just need wider jaws to match up with the wider zygos?
@varbrah @RealSurgerymax @tesseract
These are typical before/after with a wide definition-less face and severe asymmetry:
Even Chad loses definition:
Every result I've seen has ended up looking like shit with asymmetry. Even in motion they look terrible:
Why does this happen? Is there an disproportional expansion that occurs (lower maxilla widens much more than zygos) that removes the draping effect from the zygos? Would it be smarter to just skip MSE and get the palate expanded during bimax then alter the zygos after with ZSO or similar? Or do they just need wider jaws to match up with the wider zygos?
@varbrah @RealSurgerymax @tesseract
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