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General Category => Aesthetics => Topic started by: Lestat on October 29, 2016, 03:39:44 PM
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A surgeon told me that.
I am very concerned and confused.
I thought it is an easy surgery.
Is a ZSO safe or is there a possible risk of nerve damage?
What do you think?
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surgery is a gamble. :( :'(
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Dr Deschamps Braly says the ZSSO creates a step off...?? Maybe not visible but palpable?
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Who said that, tho?
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I would honestly just not do it. Higher risk for nerve damage, he clearly isnt comortable performing it. What precisely are you trying to achieve that couldnt be done in a less invasive anner?
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Dr Deschamps Braly says the ZSSO creates a step off...?? Maybe not visible but palpable?
A ZSSO is described as a simple surgical tecnique for use in midface corrections.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21119442
I have the full paper (2 before and after pictures included).
Send me a pm if you are interested.
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see att. BTW a zso and a zsso are two completely different things!
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Can you please PM me the name(s) of the surgeons who said that? I mean I saw pictures of people having it done, neither of them looked deformed.
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Can you please PM me the name(s) of the surgeons who said that? I mean I saw pictures of people having it done, neither of them looked deformed.
It was M. Kremer from Germany.