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Title: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: sancho on November 17, 2016, 05:28:49 AM
Hi,

I´m planning a double jaw surgery in approx. 1 year and I´m looking for a realy good surgeon. Has anyone experiences with Prof. sailer or Porf. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?

Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Lestat on November 17, 2016, 08:36:12 AM
Do you have the money for S.?
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: sancho on November 17, 2016, 09:33:30 AM
I know Sailer is very expensive but is he really better than other surgeons? What is the difference between him and Prof. Raffaini?
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Lestat on November 17, 2016, 12:19:33 PM
I would choose clauser. I have seen some before and after photos of his high leforts. Those were the best results I have ever seen.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Kingusia87 on November 17, 2016, 01:26:14 PM
I'm also interested in surgery with prof. Raffaini, had consultation with him and I saw many spectacular results. I didn't find many opinions about him but I feel that he has very good eye on aesthetics.
I'm also going to see prof. Obwegeser in December. Before I considered Ching wing with dr Triaca but I looked worse in after then in before photos and I feel that chin wing would destroy prominence of my gonial angles.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: triot on November 17, 2016, 01:33:59 PM
I'm also interested in surgery with prof. Raffaini, had consultation with him and I saw many spectacular results. I didn't find many opinions about him but I feel that he has very good eye on aesthetics.
I'm also going to see prof. Obwegeser in December. Before I considered Ching wing with dr Triaca but I looked worse in after then in before photos and I feel that chin wing would destroy prominence of my gonial angles.

What's your deformity? How does your jaw shape look now?
I'm just curious, somehow many like the CW and the results it may give and an equal number doesn't think much of it.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: PloskoPlus on November 17, 2016, 03:22:12 PM
I think (hope) that Triaca's morphs are just quick lazy things he does with Photoshop and may not be representative of the final result. The morph he did for me looked comical.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Kingusia87 on November 17, 2016, 03:26:28 PM
I don't have any severe deformity. Most surgeons don't want to operate me because I look good and they feel that they cannot guarantee a good results. I need some chin advancement and most surgeon want to do only genioplasty or chin wing. What bothers me as well is my maxilla, I feel it is too short and I would like to have more upper teeth exposure. Now I show maybe 0,5mm upper teeth in rest. When I speaking I show more because I have quite active upper lip but I feel I need about 3 more mm of upper teeth exposure. My bite is correct, just slight overbite. My jaws are also in horizontal position and I don't want to rotate them much. My both jaws are in good position the problem is that they are small.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: PloskoPlus on November 17, 2016, 03:36:25 PM
I don't have any severe deformity. Most surgeons don't want to operate me because I look good and they feel that they cannot guarantee a good results. I need some chin advancement and most surgeon want to do only genioplasty or chin wing. What bothers me as well is my maxilla, I feel it is too short and I would like to have more upper teeth exposure. Now I show maybe 0,5mm upper teeth in rest. When I speaking I show more because I have quite active upper lip but I feel I need about 3 more mm of upper teeth exposure. My bite is correct, just slight overbite. My jaws are also in horizontal position and I don't want to rotate them much. My both jaws are in good position the problem is that they are small.
How long is your lip to vermilion? Maybe a lip lift will do the trick.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: triot on November 17, 2016, 03:39:04 PM
I don't have any severe deformity. Most surgeons don't want to operate me because I look good and they feel that they cannot guarantee a good results. I need some chin advancement and most surgeon want to do only genioplasty or chin wing. What bothers me as well is my maxilla, I feel it is too short and I would like to have more upper teeth exposure. Now I show maybe 0,5mm upper teeth in rest. When I speaking I show more because I have quite active upper lip but I feel I need about 3 more mm of upper teeth exposure. My bite is correct, just slight overbite. My jaws are also in horizontal position and I don't want to rotate them much. My both jaws are in good position the problem is that they are small.

Do you perhaps want to post pictures for us to asses your situation? The problems you mention sound quite like cherry picking to me to justify for a jaw surgery. I don't want to offend you but it really just remindes me of me when I was convinced I needed a skull replacement.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: CCW on November 17, 2016, 04:10:10 PM
Raffaini has some of the best before/afters I have ever seen whereas Sailer's work looks strange. I would definitely choose Raffaini.

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Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Lestat on November 19, 2016, 12:20:29 AM
Stay awere from raffaini..i had surgery with him about 1 year ago

Please tell us more about R. I am very curious! :o
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: ppsk on November 19, 2016, 12:30:16 AM
Sailer's b/as all look uncanny valley and inhuman with the exception of one seriously good result i suspect is photoshopped.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: ppsk on November 19, 2016, 12:36:08 AM
Raffaini has some of the best before/afters I have ever seen whereas Sailer's work looks strange. I would definitely choose Raffaini.

on his site he a set of pictures with her as recent as 2011

that is literally life changing work, it cannot be understated. She went from ugly to beautiful.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: PloskoPlus on November 19, 2016, 02:27:53 AM
on his site he a set of pictures with her as recent as 2011

that is literally life changing work, it cannot be understated. She went from ugly to beautiful.
Young. Class 3. Good features. Good facial proportions (vertical thirds, horizontal fifths). She also had rhinoplasty.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Kingusia87 on November 29, 2016, 11:35:24 AM
What can you tell looking at my X-ray?  ::)
I have some filler in chin now - around 4 -5 mm. Most surgeons want to do genioplasty/chin wing.
Prof. Raffaini told that if I want more visible upper teeth I need bimax. He want to move both jaws around 3 mm down and 4 forward. He made very good impression on me.

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Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Wheatsnax on November 29, 2016, 02:45:32 PM
Can someone PM me Prof R's rough fees?
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: stupidjaws on November 29, 2016, 03:07:42 PM
What can you tell looking at my X-ray?  ::)
I have some filler in chin now - around 4 -5 mm. Most surgeons want to do genioplasty/chin wing.
Prof. Raffaini told that if I want more visible upper teeth I need bimax. He want to move both jaws around 3 mm down and 4 forward. He made very good impression on me.

i would not do it
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Kingusia87 on November 29, 2016, 05:16:35 PM
i would not do it
Why not ? I don't look bad now, but I worried how I will look at 10-15 years. My jaws are small so I may aging badly.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Kingusia87 on December 18, 2016, 05:24:58 PM
Please tell us more about R. I am very curious! :o

Normally I start to be a bit worried after reading such posts, but this one looks strange. Wanna_be posted only this enigmatic sentence and then disappeared.  It looks like a spam, what do you think ?
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Lestat on December 19, 2016, 12:39:49 AM
Normally I start to be a bit worried after reading such posts, but this one looks strange. Wanna_be posted only this enigmatic sentence and then disappeared.  It looks like a spam, what do you think ?

Absolutely no spam. I know him. He is not happy with the outcome of surgery with R. Thats is all.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Kingusia87 on December 19, 2016, 05:23:40 AM
Absolutely no spam. I know him. He is not happy with the outcome of surgery with R. Thats is all.

Oh no, so there are only few surgeons left on my list. Do you know what happened ? He looks better before that after or he wants to get better outcome ?
Lestat Could you tell us what surgeons in Europe are remarkable in your opinion, please ?
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Lestat on December 19, 2016, 11:28:06 AM
Oh no, so there are only few surgeons left on my list. Do you know what happened ? He looks better before that after or he wants to get better outcome ?
Lestat Could you tell us what surgeons in Europe are remarkable in your opinion, please ?

Dr. B.
Title: Re: Prof. Sailer vs. Prof. Raffaini? Who is the better surgeon?
Post by: Lestat on December 19, 2016, 11:35:31 AM
@Kingusia87

Online reviews must always be taken with a grain of salt.  The good ones are often solicited or faked.  An occasional bad review is not unusual.  EVERY (!) surgeon has an unhappy patient now and then, and these patients can be especially vocal in venting their anger online.