Zygomaticomaxillary “lateral swing” osteotomy for augmentation of midface deficiency

[CursedOne]

can lateral swing help fixing shitty orbital rims?
why was lateral swing never mentioned here before?

Zygomaticomaxillary “lateral swing” osteotomy for augmentation of midface deficiency

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

That surgery would be brutal and likely very dangerous.

 

[CursedOne]

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[whiteissuperior]

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stick to the classics. My lefort 3 is schedule 9 months from now

 

[CursedOne]

stick to the classics. My lefort 3 is schedule 9 months from now

by who?

 

[whiteissuperior]

by who?

sinn

 

[Jason Voorhees]

Jesus Christ it involves an incision made at the orbitals. The recovery for this is going to be very very painful

 

[Ronnie Kray]

sinn

Enjoy your last 9 months bro

 

[whiteissuperior]

Enjoy your last 9 months bro

when I said Chad or death I meant it

 

[Bewusst]

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[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

pic i found in some korean video. looks too invasive rather remain a low cheekbone subhuman

 

[Lorsss]

usually doctors recommend zygo implants instead of osteotomies.

 

[Deleted member 8758]

can lateral swing help fixing shitty orbital rims?
why was lateral swing never mentioned here before?

Zygomaticomaxillary “lateral swing” osteotomy for augmentation of midface deficiency

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The whole orbit needs internal rotation, only seems to fix half the problem. I was going to make an 3D animation showing this but I was too lazy.

I belelive recession/downswinging of the nasal bridge causes the orbit to rotate downwards

 

[CursedOne]

usually doctors recommend zygo implants instead of osteotomies.

bro I think you and many guys mistake this surgery with zso, this is for midface deficiency and not zygo with

 

[RealSurgerymax]

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nice

 

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

nice

hey do you know if its possible to do bone graft on orbital floor during OD to make eye higher

 

[RealSurgerymax]

hey do you know if its possible to do bone graft on orbital floor during OD to make eye higher

Yes it certainly is!

 

[joseph]

nice

how dangerous is OBO really?

 

[sorrowfulsad]

That surgery would be brutal and likely very dangerous.

Im planning that surgery and my doc says that it is easier for him than a nosejob jfl

 

[sorrowfulsad]

pic i found in some korean video. looks too invasive rather remain a low cheekbone subhuman
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this is a false representation
korean zygo osteothomie usually makes your cheeks smaller and more rounded while we should aim for more projecting
the cut you see here would be a looksmin for the average user here

 

[AlwaysHaveQuestions]

this is a false representation
korean zygo osteothomie usually makes your cheeks smaller and more rounded while we should aim for more projecting
the cut you see here would be a looksmin for the average user here

op has low big rounded cheekbones

 

[RealSurgerymax]

how dangerous is OBO really?

Transcranial (brain exposed) pretty dangerous almost a 1% chance of ultimately dying which is hard to justify for small orbital dystopias however There are several ways to make this Subcranial especially in adult men where the risk is not much more than having a double jaw surgery .

 

[Osteogenesis]

Transcranial (brain exposed) pretty dangerous almost a 1% chance of ultimately dying which is hard to justify for small orbital dystopias however There are several ways to make this Subcranial especially in adult men where the risk is not much more than having a double jaw surgery .

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Doesn't most people who get transcranial surgeries have syndromes or other stuff that causes them to have lower health compared to others? The surgeries for them are probably more complex (movement, etc.) as well, right?

 

[RealSurgerymax]

Doesn't most people who get transcranial surgeries have syndromes or other stuff that causes them to have lower health compared to others? The surgeries for them are probably more complex (movement, etc.) as well, right?

Yes and that is some of the complication rate but the risk of meningitis is still unacceptable.
Any other post-surgical infection we will definitely win. Meningitis maybe not.

 

[Wallenberg]

Hey @RealSurgerymax what's your view on the optimal body fat percentage with regards to facial aesthetics? Common view seems to be that it's about 10%; lower might be better lookswise but can make life intolerable.

 

[RealSurgerymax]

Hey @RealSurgerymax what's your view on the optimal body fat percentage with regards to facial aesthetics? Common view seems to be that it's about 10%; lower might be better lookswise but can make life intolerable.

10-15%
If you arent aesthetic at 15% then you probably need bone augmentation.
One cannot reasonably live at 10% forever that is ridiculous.

 

[joseph]

Transcranial (brain exposed) pretty dangerous almost a 1% chance of ultimately dying which is hard to justify for small orbital dystopias however There are several ways to make this Subcranial especially in adult men where the risk is not much more than having a double jaw surgery .

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Are the subcranial and U shaped osteotemy methods offered by surgeons or are they just theoretical? (I'm asking because they are safer than transcranial as you mentioned). Thank you

 

[RealSurgerymax]

Are the subcranial and U shaped osteotemy methods offered by surgeons or are they just theoretical? (I'm asking because they are safer than transcranial as you mentioned). Thank you

They arent just theories they have been done and published on. But I dont know anyone who offers them today.