Lefort and LJS vs implants - Can the implants "pull the face foward" similar to the way jaw surgery would?

It is always prudent to understand that every person is different, and although you may like another person's facial features, it doesn't mean they would look right on you. The key to achieving the look closest to your preference is to design a custom implant that is specifically made for you....

For sure jaw surgery. The benefits that you get from it is outstanding. Your face would not look good with implants. Jaw surgery is covered by medical insurances in most instances. Your bite should not be perfect. It was either nature or orthodontist that masked your class II malocclusion. You...

Hi, The recovery timeline for a jaw implant does vary from patient to patient. It depends on several factors, including the extent of the procedure, individual healing capacity, and adherence to post-operative care instructions. In the second week, most patients start to feel better, and the...

I suggest you ask your surgeon to send the implants back to the manufacturer so they can inspect them, approve them or replace them. Then the manufacturer ships the implants to the new surgeon. There are important steps for handling these devices. Talk to your surgeon and the manufacturer for...

Get in touch so we can take a closer look and offer a proper suggestion. Although you provide good information, it is not enough to know your options. Good luck

The wrong implants can indeed make you look "fat." One of the premises of custom-designed implants is to make sure you don't look "fat" or out of harmony. You have a somewhat round face, and designing the right implants for you could be challenging. If you have high jaw angles and your surgeon...