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Is this better ?

I'm wondering if by advancing a bit more it would look like this. I know I shouldn't be thinking about what could've been, but I do want to know whether my current result is the optimal result !

So I thank anyone in advance for their honest feedback. Would it have looked better like this ?

Cheers
Alex

Great Functional Improvements, but Aesthetically Disappointed

I underwent a bi-maxillary advancement for sleep apnea three weeks ago. The functional results are great, but aesthetically I am not pleased - I was expecting a great improvement but no one notices it except if I show the before and after pictures. I think my surgeon could have advanced more than 8mm, and I discovered that there is a surgery technique to enlarge the mandible that my surgeon did not discuss with me https://www.instagram.com/reel/CnT7zEBJ-Rl/?utm_sourceig_web_copy_link I also heard in a conference held by Kasey Li that advancements under 1cm for sleep apnea have higher risk of relapse...

Would love to get outside opinions of other patients but also from other experts.