Not in my case and I specifically requested it and was told I would get it in 1 chin wing and wouldn't need more than 1. 2 months post op.
I've seen about 15 chin wings. 2-3 got dramatic jaw improvements. The rest didn't. I wasn't sure if that's because they didn't want it but I now know after my experience it's just down to what the surgeon can do for you and your existing bone structure, facial tissue etc. I'm very lean now btw and the machine at my gym says I'm 8% bf.
My surgeon did his best.
Yeah so I'm a bit confused there. You didn't not get the before after result you were looking for. And your surgeon promised you a particular outcome.
What does your surgeon say now that you don't have the outcome he indicated you would? I mean I'm quite interested in all such cases because it seems to be either a degree of inauthenticity on the part of surgeons who are being weasily salesmen promising you something and when they don't achieve it how the hell do they justify that?
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I mean in any industry, if someone promises are service and the expectations are not met it's up to the person offering the service to make good on that promise. So in this situation to offer up a redo to get you to where you were promised. Am I right?
What am I missing here?
In the cases where the operation did NOT give the desired result what result DID it give? Did it at least give more chin projection? Balance the face? change the angles? give a more curved chin. I MEAN HOW THE HELL COULD IT DO NOTHING? AND IS THAT NOT NOTHING AT LEAST SOMETHING THAT IS WORTH HAVING THE OPERATION FOR?