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Lazlo

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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #45 on: October 03, 2013, 12:51:53 AM »
I actually already have decent lateral projection it seems (it juts out from my face a good amount in the 3/4 view), just I'd probably benefit from having it higher and a bit more projected. Since the results aren't anything mindblowing I'm not that concerned with being the guinea pig for this forum. I asked Mommaerts and he said that it can be reverse quite simply so all the more reason to try.

Does anyone think a ZSO would have positive anti-ageing benefits? Would it somehow support the face more?

i think you should do it. Seems like a very minor procedure and it could only lead to a positive result no harm in trying!!?? It's the only thing even possible to affect your issue. Make sure to show us the pics.



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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #46 on: October 03, 2013, 02:14:53 AM »
Anyone seriously considering this procedure, you can PM me for some private chat, as I have some knowledge to share. But please, only if you're seriously considering this procedure and you have already consulted with a surgeon over it. Otherwise I can't respond.

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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #47 on: October 03, 2013, 02:50:05 AM »
Anyone seriously considering this procedure, you can PM me for some private chat, as I have some knowledge to share. But please, only if you're seriously considering this procedure and you have already consulted with a surgeon over it. Otherwise I can't respond.

yo consulted mommaerts over phone, he showed me a reults, guy when from very flat/normal to having benedict cumberbatch like upper cheekbones. then i heard of another guy on miss, i think he looked good, butt here was somes slight dysymmetry --but i hardly noticed it, i still thought it looked good.

then in my in consult with schendel he said it was "too unpredictable," but now seems to be telling other patients he can do it in conjunction with a lefort 1 so basically a quad lefort one where the move the maxilla and zygoma, forwward. I only want to do it if it makes a big difference. i want those Christian Bale/Benedict CUmberbath type cheekbones. What do you know?

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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #48 on: October 03, 2013, 04:36:18 AM »
Of course it would provide slightly more support for the skin, meaning you should age better.

What are people's thoughts on this Mommaerts patient?





He has more definition but lost the S curve.

these are just different photographs, if there's improvement it's like 5 percent. if that.

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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #49 on: October 03, 2013, 06:48:30 AM »
I'm seeing Mommaerts in a month, in person.  So I will ask him about the ZSO cheekbone thing - leave any questions here.

I've seen examples of Asian cheekbone reduction were they break the zygomatic arch in 2 places and move it in, to get less lateral projection.  So I guess the opposite could be done?



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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #50 on: October 03, 2013, 07:34:56 AM »
I'm seeing Mommaerts in a month, in person.  So I will ask him about the ZSO cheekbone thing - leave any questions here.

I've seen examples of Asian cheekbone reduction were they break the zygomatic arch in 2 places and move it in, to get less lateral projection.  So I guess the opposite could be done?

that would be awesome to know, thanks celcticcavegirl. I just have a feeling that you not some heavy duty work to that area. think benedict cumberbatch (how do you get cheekbones like his?) --obviously it's not through a lefort, you need something else going on....

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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #51 on: October 03, 2013, 11:27:32 AM »
that would be awesome to know, thanks celcticcavegirl. I just have a feeling that you not some heavy duty work to that area. think benedict cumberbatch (how do you get cheekbones like his?) --obviously it's not through a lefort, you need something else going on....

Never took you for a cumberb*tch Lazlo  ;D   




I don't plan on doing the ZSO, myself, as my cheekbones are decent and I think it's unnecessary bone breaking.  I will get paste instead all around the upper and lateral part of the arch

http://www.itemcliniceng.com/face/item-face03.html - a discussion on cheekbone reduction.  Can't see why it wouldn't work for augmentation but it would be better for lateral cheekbones - can't do much for the body of the zygoma.  Opposite of implants, which mainly augment the body


seriously if I wind up in the spermbank at 40 I am taking Japanese sperm

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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #52 on: October 03, 2013, 01:44:26 PM »
Never took you for a cumberb*tch Lazlo  ;D   




I don't plan on doing the ZSO, myself, as my cheekbones are decent and I think it's unnecessary bone breaking.  I will get paste instead all around the upper and lateral part of the arch

http://www.itemcliniceng.com/face/item-face03.html - a discussion on cheekbone reduction.  Can't see why it wouldn't work for augmentation but it would be better for lateral cheekbones - can't do much for the body of the zygoma.  Opposite of implants, which mainly augment the body


seriously if I wind up in the spermbank at 40 I am taking Japanese sperm

lol

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Re: cheekbone/malar osteotomy
« Reply #53 on: December 04, 2014, 10:59:16 PM »
Hey TINY!!! You never got back to us. I wanna know more about the malar osteotomy. Or Falcao or anyone else who has news.